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A note on the joint operator norm of hermitian operators on Banach spaces
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Let X be a complex Banach space and H be a hermitian operator on X. Then in [7] Sinclair proved that r(H) = ¶H¶, where r(H) and ¶H¶ are the spectral radius and the operator norm of H, respectively.
For a commuting n-tuple T = (T1,…, Tn) of operators on X, we denote the (Taylor) joint spectrum of T by σ(T) (see [9]) and define the joint operator norm ¶T¶ and the joint spectral radius r(T) by
and
respectively.
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