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Matrix-valued Aleksandrov--Clark measures and Carathéodory angular derivatives (2005.02897v2)

Published 6 May 2020 in math.FA and math.CV

Abstract: This paper deals with families of matrix-valued Aleksandrov--Clark measures ${\boldsymbol{\mu}\alpha}_{\alpha\in\mathcal{U}(n)}$, corresponding to purely contractive $n\times n$ matrix functions $b$ on the unit disc of the complex plane. We do not make other apriori assumptions on $b$. In particular, $b$ may be non-inner and/or non-extreme. The study of such families is mainly motivated from applications to unitary finite rank perturbation theory. A description of the absolutely continuous parts of $\boldsymbol{\mu}\alpha$ is a rather straightforward generalization of the well-known results for the scalar case ($n=1$). The results and proofs for the singular parts of matrix-valued $\boldsymbol{\mu}\alpha$ are more complicated than in the scalar case, and constitute the main focus of this paper. We discuss matrix-valued Aronszajn--Donoghue theory concerning the singular parts of the Clark measures, as well as Carath\'{e}odory angular derivatives of matrix-valued functions and their connections with atoms of $\boldsymbol{\mu}\alpha$. These results are far from being straightforward extensions from the scalar case: new phenomena specific to the matrix-valued case appear here. New ideas, including the notion of directionality, are required in statements and proofs.

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