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    Fundamentals of Operators and Matrices

    A linear map** is essentially a matrix if the vector space is finite-dimensional. In this book the vector space is typically a finite-dimensional complex Hilbert space.

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    Functional Calculus and Derivation

    Let \(A\in \mathbb {M}_n({\mathbb C})\) A ∈ ...

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    Matrix Means and Inequalities

    The study of numerical means has been a popular subject for centuries, and the inequalities

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    Some Applications

    Matrices are important in many areas of both pure and applied mathematics. In particular, they play essential roles in quantum probability and quantum information.

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    Map**s and Algebras

    Most of the statements and definitions in this chapter are formulated in the Hilbert space setting.

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    Matrix Monotone Functions and Convexity

    Let \((a, b) \subset {\mathbb R}\) ( a , ...

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    Majorization and Singular Values

    A citation from von Neumann: “The object of this note is the study of certain properties of complex matrices of \(n\) ...

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    A Appendices

  9. A.1 Non-symmetric means

  10. A.2 Norm inequality for operator integrals

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    2 Double integral transformations

  15. 2.1 Schur multipliers and Peller’s theorem

  16. 2.2 Extension to B(H)

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    4 Convergence of means

  20. 4.1 Main convergence result

  21. 4.2 Related convergence results

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    6 Heinz-type means A α

  24. 6.1 Norm continuity in parameter

  25. 6.2 Convergence of operator Riemann sums

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    8 Certain alternating sums of operators

  28. 8.1 Preliminaries

  29. 8.2 Uniform bounds for norms

  30. 8.3 Mono...

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    1 Introduction

    The present monograph is devoted to a thorough study of means for Hilbert space operators, especially comparison of (unitarily invariant) norms of operator means and their convergence properties in various asp...

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    3 Means of operators and their comparison

  34. 3.1 Symmetric homogeneous means

  35. 3.2 Integral expression and comparison of norms

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    5 A-L-G interpolation means M α

  38. 5.1 Monotonicity and related results

  39. 5.2 Characterization of |||M (H,K)X<∞

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    7 Binomial means B α

  42. 7.1 Majorization B αM

  43. 7.2 Equivalence of |||B α (H,K)X||| for

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