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Infinite-dimensional features of matrices and pseudospectra
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Given a Hilbert space operator T  , the level sets of function 0fde97b5d2" title="Click to view the MathML source">ΨT(z)=‖(T−z)−1−1 determine the so-called pseudospectra of T  . We set f45973531d386d71e3c7f04" title="Click to view the MathML source">ΨT to be zero on the spectrum of T  . After giving some elementary properties of f45973531d386d71e3c7f04" title="Click to view the MathML source">ΨT (which, as it seems, were not noticed before), we apply them to the study of the approximation. We prove that for any operator T  , there is a sequence {Tn} of finite matrices such that ΨTn(z) tends to ΨT(z) uniformly on C. In this proof, quasitriangular operators play a special role. This is merely an existence result, we do not give a concrete construction of this sequence of matrices.

20">One of our main points is to show how to use infinite-dimensional operator models in order to produce examples and counterexamples in the set of finite matrices of large size. In particular, we get a result, which means, in a sense, that the pseudospectrum of a nilpotent matrix can be anything one can imagine. We also study the norms of the multipliers in the context of Cowen–Douglas class operators. We use these results to show that, to the opposite to the function ΨS, the function View the MathML source for certain finite matrices S may oscillate arbitrarily fast even far away from the spectrum.

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