Double operator integral explained
In functional analysis, double operator integrals (DOI) are integrals of the form
\operatorname{Q}\varphi:=\intN\intM\varphi(x,y)dE(x)\operatorname{T}dF(y),
where
is a bounded
linear operator between two
separable Hilbert spaces,
are two spectral measures, where
stands for the set of orthogonal projections over
, and
is a scalar-valued
measurable function called the
symbol of the DOI. The integrals are to be understood in the form of
Stieltjes integrals.
Double operator integrals can be used to estimate the differences of two operators and have application in perturbation theory. The theory was mainly developed by Mikhail Shlyomovich Birman and Mikhail Zakharovich Solomyak in the late 1960s and 1970s, however they appeared earlier first in a paper by Daletskii and Krein.[1]
Double operator integrals
The map
| E,F |
\operatorname{J} | |
| \varphi |
:\operatorname{T}\mapsto\operatorname{Q}\varphi
is called a
transformer. We simply write
\operatorname{J}\varphi
| E,F |
:=\operatorname{J} | |
| \varphi |
, when it's clear which spectral measures we are looking at.
and defined a spectral measure
by
l{E}(Λ x \Delta)\operatorname{T}:=E(Λ)\operatorname{T}F(\Delta), \operatorname{T}\inl{S}2,
for measurable sets
, then the double operator integral
can be defined as
\operatorname{Q}\varphi:=\left(\intN x \varphi(λ,\mu) dl{E}(λ,\mu)\right)\operatorname{T}
for bounded and measurable functions
. However one can look at more general operators
as long as
stays bounded.
Examples
Perturbation theory
Consider the case where
is a Hilbert space and let
and
be two bounded self-adjoint operators on
. Let
and
be a function on a set
, such that the spectra
and
are in
. As usual,
is the identity operator. Then by the
spectral theorem \operatorname{J}λ\operatorname{I}=A
and
\operatorname{J}\mu\operatorname{I}=B
and
\operatorname{J}\mu-λ\operatorname{I}=\operatorname{T}
, hence
f(B)-f(A)=\operatorname{J}f(\mu)-f(λ)
\operatorname{I}=\operatorname{J} | |
| |
\operatorname{J}\mu-λ
\operatorname{I}=\operatorname{J} | |
| |
\operatorname{T}=\operatorname{Q}\varphi
and so
[2] [3] f(B)-f(A)=\int\sigma(A)\int\sigma(B)
(\mu-λ)dEA(λ)dFB(\mu)=\int\sigma(A)\int\sigma(B)
dEA(λ)\operatorname{T}dFB(\mu),
where
and
denote the corresponding spectral measures of
and
.
Literature
- Mikhail Shlemovich. Birman. Mikhail Zakharovich. Solomyak . Consultants Bureau Plenum Publishing Corporation . Double Stieltjes operator integrals . Topics of Math. Physics . 1 . 1967 . 25–54.
- Mikhail Shlemovich. Birman. Mikhail Zakharovich. Solomyak . Consultants Bureau Plenum Publishing Corporation . Double Stieltjes operator integrals. II . Topics of Math. Physics . 2 . 1968 . 19–46.
- Vladimir V.. Peller . Multiple operator integrals in perturbation theory . Bull. Math. Sci. . 6 . 2016 . 15–88 . 10.1007/s13373-015-0073-y. 119321589 . 1509.02803 .
- Book: Mikhail Shlemovich. Birman. Mikhail Zakharovich. Solomyak . Lectures on Double Operator Integrals . 2002.
- Encyclopedia: Alan. Carey. Galina. Levitina. 2022. Double Operator Integrals. Index Theory Beyond the Fredholm Case. Lecture Notes in Mathematics. Lecture Notes in Mathematics . 232. 15–40 . Springer. Cham. 10.1007/978-3-031-19436-8_2. 978-3-031-19435-1 .
References
- Yuri. L.. Daletskii. Selim G.. Krein. Integration and differentiation of functions of Hermitian operators and application to the theory of perturbations. ru. Trudy Sem. Po Funktsion. Analizu. 1 . 1956 . 81–105. Voronezh State University.
- Mikhail S.. Birman. Mikhail Z.. Solomyak. Double Operator Integrals in a Hilbert Space. Integr. Equ. Oper. Theory. 47. 136–137. 2003. 2 . 10.1007/s00020-003-1157-8. 122799850 .
- Book: Mikhail S.. Birman. Mikhail Z.. Solomyak. Lectures on Double Operator Integrals. 2002.