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On power bounded operators with holomorphic eigenvectors, II
In [U] (among other results), M. Uchiyama gave the necessary and sufficient
conditions for contractions to be similar to the unilateral shift of
multiplicity in terms of norm-estimates of complete analytic families of
eigenvectors of their adjoints. In [G2], it was shown that this result for
contractions can't be extended to power bounded operators. Namely, a cyclic
power bounded operator was constructed which has the requested norm-estimates,
is a quasiaffine transform of , but is not quasisimilar to . In this
paper, it is shown that the additional assumption on a power bounded operator
to be quasisimilar to (with the requested norm-estimates) does not imply
similarity to . A question whether the criterion for contractions to be
similar to can be generalized to polynomially bounded operators remains
open.
Also, for every cardinal number a power bounded operator
is constructed such that is a quasiaffine transform of and
. This is impossible for polynomially bounded operators.
Moreover, the constructed operators have the requested norm-estimates of
complete analytic families of eigenvectors of
Technological Progress and the Distribution of Productivities across Sectors
This paper studies the impact of the process of technological change on the distribution of productivities and profits across sectors. We find that if technological progress affects high-tech and traditional sectors differently, the impact of changes in the determinants of economic growth may differ depending on which is the actual change. When an economy is growing faster due to an increase in the productivity of research or to a reduction of the taxes on capital accumulation, inequality will decrease. However, if faster growth is due to the presence of tax incentives to high technology sectors or to structural changes that allow a better absorption of externalities, inequality will increase.
Harnack inequalities in infinite dimensions
We consider the Harnack inequality for harmonic functions with respect to
three types of infinite dimensional operators. For the infinite dimensional
Laplacian, we show no Harnack inequality is possible. We also show that the
Harnack inequality fails for a large class of Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes,
although functions that are harmonic with respect to these processes do satisfy
an a priori modulus of continuity. Many of these processes also have a coupling
property. The third type of operator considered is the infinite dimensional
analog of operators in H\"{o}rmander's form. In this case a Harnack inequality
does hold.Comment: Minor revision of the previous versio
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