matrix and dilation theory · Question 2.1
Crouzeix's conjecture · AIMPL workshop record
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Problem statement
For which holds that implies that for some , i.e., is a dilation of ? More generally, for which matrix or operator does the implication hold?
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Status note in the source
It is known that the implication holds if or
of the form
with up to unitary similarity;
see Source citation: MR0318920
Source citation: MR0253059 Source citation: MR1752164 Source citation: MR1870416
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T. Ando, Structure of operators with numerical radius one, Acta Sci. Math. (Seged) 34 (1971), 11-15.
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A.W. Averson, Subalgebra of -algebras, Acta Sci. Math. 123 (1969), 141-224.
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M.D. Choi and C.K. Li, Numerical ranges and dilations, Linear and Multilinear Algebra 47 (2000), 35-48.
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M.D. Choi and C.K. Li, Constrained Unitary Dilations and Numerical Ranges, J. Operator Theory, 46 (2001), 435--447
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