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THE NUMERICAL RANGE IN BANACH ALGEBRAS AND COMPLEX FUNCTIONS OF EXPONENTIAL TYPE BfcLA BOLLOBAS Let A be a complex unital Banach algebra with dual A'. For x e A the numerical range of x is defined as V(A,x) = {f(x):feA' \\f\\=f(l) = \}, and the numerical radius is v(A, x) = sup {\rj\: r\ e V(A, x)}. Recently a number of results have been obtained about the relations among numerical radii and norms. For most of them see the notes of Bonsall and Duncan [3]. The proofs of the known relations are often complicated and not very revealing. In this note we shall tackle a rather general problem of this type. We shall show a natural method for determining \J{V(A,G(x)):V(A.x)czK}, in particular sup {v(A, G(x)) : V(A, x) c K] and sup {\\G(x)\\:V(A, x)c:K}, where K is an arbitrary compact convex set in the complex plane and G(z) is regular in a disc containing K and with centre the origin. It will be clear from the considerations that there is a close connection between extremal problems for numerical ranges and the theory of entire functions of expo- nential type. We shall point out that S. N. Bernstein's classical theorem
Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society – Wiley
Published: Mar 1, 1971
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