VMO loop factorization equivalence theorem

Let gVMO(S1,SU(2))g\in VMO(S^1,SU(2)). Let A(g)A(g) and A1(g)A_1(g) be the operators associated with gg, and let a triangular factorization mean the factorization specified in (II.3). A root subgroup factorization has the form

g=k1(η)(eχ00eχ)k2(ζ),g=k_1(\eta)^*\left(\begin{matrix}e^{\chi}&0\\0&e^{-\chi}\end{matrix}\right)k_2(\zeta),

where k1k_1 and k2k_2 are as in Theorem 5, χVMO(S1;iR)\chi\in VMO(S^1;i\mathbb R), and exp(±χ+)L2(S1)\exp(\pm\chi_+)\in L^2(S^1). VMO loop factorization equivalence theorem. The following are equivalent: (a) A(g)A(g) and A1(g)A_1(g) are invertible; (b) gg has a triangular factorization; and (c) gg has the displayed root subgroup factorization. This is presented as an equivalence theorem, so the assertion is solved rather than an open conjecture.

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Primary source

Estelle Basor and Doug Pickrell, “Loops in SU(2) and Factorization, II”, arXiv:2009.14267 (2022).

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