A Redheffer type description of the set of all contractive solutions to the relaxed commutant lifting problem is given. The description involves a set of Schur class functions which is obtained by combining the method of isometric coupling with results on isometric realizations. For a number of special cases, including the case of the classical commutant lifting theorem, the description yields a proper parameterization of the set of all contractive solutions, but examples show that, in general, the Schur class function determining the contractive lifting does not have to be unique. Also some sufficient conditions are given guaranteeing that the corresponding relaxed commutant lifting problem has only one solution
A time-variant analogue of an interpolation problem equivalent to the relaxed commutant lifting prob...
AbstractWe obtain a decomposition for multivariable Schur-class functions on the unit polydisk which...
AbstractA tuple of commuting contractionsT=(T1, T2, …, Tn) is called a joint-isometry if ∑T*jTj=I. W...
Abstract. It is well known that the solutions of a (relaxed) commutant lifting problem can be descri...
It is well known that the solutions of a (relaxed) commutant lifting problem can be described via a ...
Abstract. In this paper we present necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a unique...
A proof of the commutant lifting theorem for contractions on Krein spaces is given. This is done by ...
A proof of the commutant lifting theorem for contractions on Krein spaces is given. This is done by ...
We introduce characteristic functions for certain contractive liftings of row contractions. These ar...
The $n$-tuples of commuting Hilbert space contractions are considered. We give a model of a commutin...
Based on a careful analysis of functional models for contractive multi-analytic operators we establi...
AbstractA parameterization of the minimal weak unitary Hilbert space dilations of a given continuous...
In this paper a new lifting interpolation problem is introduced and an explicit solution is given. T...
AbstractFuhrmann [Israel J. Math.16 (1973), 162-176], and subsequently Ball and Lubin [Pacific J. Ma...
We identify how the standard commuting dilation of the maximal commuting piece of any row contractio...
A time-variant analogue of an interpolation problem equivalent to the relaxed commutant lifting prob...
AbstractWe obtain a decomposition for multivariable Schur-class functions on the unit polydisk which...
AbstractA tuple of commuting contractionsT=(T1, T2, …, Tn) is called a joint-isometry if ∑T*jTj=I. W...
Abstract. It is well known that the solutions of a (relaxed) commutant lifting problem can be descri...
It is well known that the solutions of a (relaxed) commutant lifting problem can be described via a ...
Abstract. In this paper we present necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a unique...
A proof of the commutant lifting theorem for contractions on Krein spaces is given. This is done by ...
A proof of the commutant lifting theorem for contractions on Krein spaces is given. This is done by ...
We introduce characteristic functions for certain contractive liftings of row contractions. These ar...
The $n$-tuples of commuting Hilbert space contractions are considered. We give a model of a commutin...
Based on a careful analysis of functional models for contractive multi-analytic operators we establi...
AbstractA parameterization of the minimal weak unitary Hilbert space dilations of a given continuous...
In this paper a new lifting interpolation problem is introduced and an explicit solution is given. T...
AbstractFuhrmann [Israel J. Math.16 (1973), 162-176], and subsequently Ball and Lubin [Pacific J. Ma...
We identify how the standard commuting dilation of the maximal commuting piece of any row contractio...
A time-variant analogue of an interpolation problem equivalent to the relaxed commutant lifting prob...
AbstractWe obtain a decomposition for multivariable Schur-class functions on the unit polydisk which...
AbstractA tuple of commuting contractionsT=(T1, T2, …, Tn) is called a joint-isometry if ∑T*jTj=I. W...