2017/03/09 by Caspers, Martijn, Sukochev, Fedor, Zanin, Dmitriy · 2 citations
#FOS: Mathematics #Operator Algebras (math.OA)
paper · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1703.03089
Let f: ℝd →ℝ be a Lipschitz function. If B is a bounded self-adjoint operator and if \Ak\k=1d are commuting bounded self-adjoint operators such that [Ak,B]∈ L1(H), then ‖[f(A1,⋯,Ad),B]‖1,∞≤ c(d)‖∇(f)‖∞max1≤ k≤ d‖[Ak,B]‖1, where c(d) is a constant independent of f, M and A,B and ‖⋅‖1,∞ denotes the weak L1-norm. If \Xk\k=1d (respectively, \Yk\k=1d) are commuting bounded self-adjoint operators such that Xk-Yk∈ L1(H), then ‖f(X1,⋯,Xd)-f(Y1,⋯,Yd)‖1,∞≤ c(d)‖∇(f)‖∞max1≤ k≤ d‖Xk-Yk‖1.