Paszkiewicz's conjecture on products of decreasing positive contractions
Paszkiewicz's conjecture on products of decreasing positive contractions
Let be a separable infinite-dimensional Hilbert space, and let be a sequence of positive linear contractions on . Define
Paszkiewicz's conjecture. The sequence converges strongly.
This conjecture concerns strong convergence of products of a decreasing sequence of positive contractions. The paper proves the conjecture; the stronger equivalent formulation is that, if in the strong operator topology and , then converges to in the -strong topology.
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Hiroshi Ando, Yuki Miyamoto and Narutaka Ozawa, “Proof of the Paszkiewicz's conjecture about a product of positive contractions”, arXiv:2405.10770 (2024).
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