The scalar-limit conjecture for radial Toeplitz operators

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Let nn be the fixed positive integer defining the polyanalytic Bargmann–Segal–Fock setting, let Tn(RBC⁡)\mathcal{T}_n(\operatorname{RBC}) be the radial Toeplitz C*-algebra, let Φn\Phi_n be the representation into the matrix-sequence algebra Mn\mathfrak{M}_n, and let

Cn={A∈Mn ⁣:∃v∈C, lim⁡d→+∞Ad=vIn}.\mathfrak{C}_n=\left\{A\in\mathfrak{M}_n\colon\exists v\in\mathbb{C},\ \lim_{d\to+\infty}A_d=vI_n\right\}.

Scalar-limit conjecture.

Φn(Tn(RBC⁡))=Cn.\Phi_n\bigl(\mathcal{T}_n(\operatorname{RBC})\bigr)=\mathfrak{C}_n.

The preceding results establish the inclusion of the represented radial Toeplitz algebra in Cn\mathfrak{C}_n; the conjecture asserts that every matrix sequence with a scalar limit occurs, and the supplied parser evidence marks it as resolved.

References

Primary source

Egor A. Maximenko and Ana María Tellería-Romero, “Radial operators on polyanalytic Bargmann-Segal-Fock spaces”, arXiv:1905.00978 (2019).

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