The paper presents basic concepts of the discrete system theory from the viewpoint of Banach algebras and shows that some Banach algebras of sequences are not only suitable mathematical framework for the multidimensional discrete system theory but also open ways to new models of discrete systems and lead to hitherto unknown methods of homomorphic signal processing and deconvolution. Three Banac...

In this note, the (p, q) outer generalized inverse in Banach algebra is considered, a new representation based on the (1, 5) inverse is presented. Also, we construct an iterative method for computing the (p, q) outer generalized inverse in Banach algebra. 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 15A09

Let A be a Banach algebra. Then A the second dual of A is a Banach algebra with first (second) Arens product. We study the Arens products of A(= (A∗∗)∗∗). We fined some conditions on A to be a left ideal in A. We fined the biggest two sided ideal I of A, in which I is a left (right) ideal of A∗∗.

Let I be any index set. We consider the Banach algebra Ce + l(I) with the Hadamard product, and prove that its Bass and topological stable ranks are both equal to 1. We also characterize divisors, maximal ideals, closed ideals and closed principal ideals. For I = N we also characterize all prime z-ideals in this Banach algebra.

We prove that a homogeneous Banach space B on the unit circle T can be embedded as a closed subspace of a dual space ΞB contained in the space of bounded Borel measures on T in such a way that the map B → ΞB defines a bijective correspondence between the class of homogeneous Banach spaces on T and the class of prehomogeneous Banach spaces on T. We apply our results to show that the algebra of a...

Suppose A is a C*-algebra and B is a Banach algebra such that it can be continuously imbedded in B(H), the Banach algebra of bounded linear operators on some Hubert space H. It is shown that if 6 is a compact algebra homomorphism from A into B, then 6 is a finite rank operator, and the range of 0 is spanned by a finite number of idempotents. If, moreover, B is commutative, then 9 has the form 8...

We give some properties of the Banach algebra of bounded operators (lp(α)) for 1≤ p≤∞, where lp(α)= (1/α)−1∗lp . Then we deal with the continued fractions and give some properties of the operator ∆h for h > 0 or integer greater than or equal to one mapping lp(α) into itself for p ≥ 1 real. These results extend, among other things, those concerning the Banach algebra Sα and some results on the c...

A crossed product is the functional analysts’ version of a skew group ring. Thus, if α : G→ Aut(A) is an action of a locally compact group G on a Banach algebra A, then a crossed product Banach algebra encodes the action of G on A, and its representation theory is related to pairs (u, π) consisting of a representation u of G and a representation π of A on the same Banach space such that ugπ(a)u...

These notes are for a series of lectures given in functional analysis during Winter term of 2015. The two influences of the presentation here are Banach Algebra Techniques in Operator Theory (2e) by Ronald G. Douglas and Lecture Notes on the Spectral Theorem by Dana P. Williams. The notes start with a presentation of the two facts about nets that are required for the subject matter at hand. We ...

In this paper we present two principal results. In Theorem 1 we show that if r¡ denotes the open set of (conservative) matrices which map some subspace of c of infinite deficiency isomorphically onto c and if A denotes the closed set of matrices which sum some bounded divergent sequence, then [r']~=A. In Theorem 2 we produce a class of triangular matrices with the property that no triangular ma...