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Dilation theory and analytic model theory for doubly commuting sequences of $C_{.0}$-contractions

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arxiv 1907.05815 v2 pith:C5CE4UI3 submitted 2019-07-12 math.FA

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Sz.-Nagy and Foias proved that each $C_{\cdot0}$-contraction has a dilation to a Hardy shift and thus established an elegant analytic functional model for contractions of class $C_{\cdot0}$. This has motivated lots of further works on model theory and generalizations to commuting tuples of $C_{\cdot0}$-contractions. In this paper, we focus on doubly commuting sequences of $C_{\cdot0}$-contractions, and establish the dilation theory and the analytic model theory for these sequences of operators. These results are applied to generalize the Beurling-Lax theorem and Jordan blocks in the multivariable operator theory to the operator theory in countably infinitely many variables.

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  1. The Periodic Dilation Completeness Problem: Cyclic vectors in the Hardy space over the infinite-dimensional polydisk

    math.FA 2019-08 conditional novelty 8.0 of 10

    For several large classes of functions in the infinite polydisk Hardy space, a function is cyclic if and only if it is zero-free, yielding complete solutions to the Periodic Dilation Completeness Problem in those cases.

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