128 research outputs found
Comparison of topologies on *-algebras of locally measurable operators
We consider the locally measure topology on the *-algebra
of all locally measurable operators affiliated with a von
Neumann algebra . We prove that coincides with
the -topology on if
and only if the algebra is -finite and a finite algebra.
We study relationships between the topology and various
topologies generated by faithful normal semifinite traces on .Comment: 21 page
Derivations on symmetric quasi-Banach ideals of compact operators
Let be symmetric quasi-Banach ideals of compact operators on
an infinite-dimensional complex Hilbert space , let be a
space of multipliers from to . Obviously, ideals
and are quasi-Banach algebras and it is clear that
ideal is a bimodule for . We study the set of all
derivations from into . We show that any such
derivation is automatically continuous and there exists an operator
such that , moreover
, where is the modulus of concavity of the quasi-norm
. In the special case, when is a
symmetric Banach ideal of compact operators on our result yields the
classical fact that any derivation on may be written
as , where is some bounded operator on and
.Comment: 21 page
Orlicz Spaces associated with a Semi-Finite Von Neumann Algebra
In the present paper we introduce a certain class of non commutative Orlicz
spaces, associated with arbitrary faithful normal locally-finite weights on a
semi-finite von Neumann algebra We describe the dual spaces for such
Orlicz spaces and, in the case of regular weights, we show that they can be
realized as linear subspaces of the algebra of of locally measurable
operators affiliated with Comment: 12 page
Warm Microhabitats Drive Both Increased Respiration and Growth Rates of Intertidal Consumers
Rocky intertidal organisms are often exposed to broadly fluctuating temperatures as the tides rise and fall. Many mobile consumers living on the shore are immobile during low tide, and can be exposed to high temperatures on calm, warm days. Rising body temperatures can raise metabolic rates, induce stress responses, and potentially affect growth and survival, but the effects may differ among species with different microhabitat preferences. We measured aerial and aquatic respiration rates of 4 species of Lottia limpets from central California, and estimated critical thermal maxima. In a variety of microhabitats in the field, we tracked body temperatures and measured limpet growth rates on experimental plates colonized by natural microalgae. Limpet species found higher on the shore had lower peak respiration rates during high temperature aerial exposure, and had higher critical thermal maxima. Using our long-term records of field body temperatures, we estimated cumulative respiration to be 5 to 14% higher in warm microhabitats. Growth rates in the field appear to be driven by an interaction between available microalgal food resources, low tide temperature, and limpet species identity, with limpets from warmer microhabitats responding positively to higher food availability and higher low tide temperatures. Stressful conditions in warm microhabitats make up a small portion of the total lifetime of these limpets, but the greater proportion of time spent at non-stressful, but warm, body temperatures may result in enhanced growth compared to limpets living in cooler microhabitats
Weighted ergodic theorems for Banach-Kantorovich lattice
In the present paper we prove weighted ergodic theorems and multiparameter
weighted ergodic theorems for positive contractions acting on
. Our main tool is the use of methods of
measurable bundles of Banach-Kantorovich lattices.Comment: 11 page
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