VMO loop factorization equivalence theorem

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Let g∈VMO(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)∗(eχ00e−χ)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, χ∈VMO(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.

References

Primary source

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

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