Quadratic-growth extension of the convex-operator Beurling theorem

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Let A∈B(H)A\in\mathcal{B}(\mathcal{H}) be an expansive, convex analytic operator whose moment sequence has linear growth, meaning that there exist constants c1,c2c_1,c_2 such that

∥Anx∥2≤(c1n+c2)∥x∥2\|A^nx\|^2\leq(c_1n+c_2)\|x\|^2

for every x∈Hx\in\mathcal{H}. The Beurling-type theorem is the conclusion established for such operators in the preceding lemma. Quadratic-growth conjecture. The above result continues to hold when the linear growth condition is relaxed to quadratic growth. This proposes extending the known convex-operator result to moment bounds of quadratic rather than linear order.

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Guozheng Cheng, Xiang Fang and Sen Zhu, “Random weighted shifts”, arXiv:1811.05761 (2018).

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