A Beurling theorem for noncommutative L^p
arXiv:math/0510358
Abstract
We extend Beurling's invariant subspace theorem, by characterizing subspaces of the noncommutative spaces which are invariant with respect to Arveson's maximal subdiagonal algebras, sometimes known as noncommutative . It is significant that a certain subspace, and a certain quotient, of are -modules in the recent sense of Junge and Sherman, and therefore have a nice decomposition into cyclic submodules. We also give general inner-outer factorization formulae for elements in the noncommutative . These facts generalize the classical ones, and should be useful in the future development of noncommutative theory. In addition, these results characterize maximal subdiagonal algebras.
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