Yurii Savchuk

  1. Induced quadratic modules in $*$-algebras.

    Authors: Yurii Savchuk, Jaka Cimpri\vc
    Subjects: Algebraic Geometry
    Abstract

    Positivity in $\ast$-algebras can be defined either algebraically, by
    quadratic modules, or analytically, by $\ast$-representations. By the induction
    procedure for $\ast$-representations we can lift the analytical notion of
    positivity from a $\ast$-subalgebra to the entire $\ast$-algebra. The aim of
    this paper is to define and study the induction procedure for quadratic
    modules. The main question is when a given quadratic module on the
    $\ast$-algebra is induced from its intersection with the $\ast$-subalgebra.
    This question is very hard even for the smallest quadratic module (i.e.

  2. Positivstellens\"atze for Algebras of Matrices.

    Authors: Yurii Savchuk, Konrad Schmüdgen
    Subjects: Algebraic Geometry
    Abstract

    The paper is concerned with various types of noncommutative
    Positivstellens\"atze for the matrix algebra $M_n(\cA)$, where $\cA$ is an
    algebra of operators acting on a unitary space, a path algebra, a cyclic
    algebra or a formally real field. Some new types of Positivstellens\"atze are
    proposed and proved, it is shown by examples that they occur. There are a
    number of results stating that a type of Positivstellensatz is valid for
    $M_n(\cA)$ provided that it holds for $\cA$.

  3. A noncommutative version of the Fej\'er-Riesz theorem.

    Authors: Yurii Savchuk, Konrad Schmüdgen
    Subjects: Operator Algebras
    Abstract

    Let $\cX$ be the unital *-algebra generated by the unilateral shift operator.
    It is shown that for any nonnegative operator $X\in \cX$ there is an element
    $Y\in \cX$ such that $X=Y^*Y$.

  4. A noncommutative version of the Fej\'er-Riesz theorem.

    Authors: Yurii Savchuk, Konrad Schmüdgen
    Subjects: Operator Algebras
    Abstract

    Let $\cX$ be the unital *-algebra generated by the unilateral shift operator.
    It is shown that for any nonnegative operator $X\in \cX$ there is an element
    $Y\in \cX$ such that $X=Y^*Y$.

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