In this paper we will obtain a Stone type theorem under the frame of Hilbert C＊-module, such that the classical Stone theorem is our special case. Then we use it as a main tool to obtain a spectrum decomposition theorem of certain stationary quantum stochastic process. In the end, we will give it an interpretation in statistical mechanics of multi-linear response.
A∈B（H） is called Drazin invertible if A has finite ascent and descent. Let σD （A）={λ∈ C ： A -λI is not Drazin invertible } be the Drazin .spectrum. This paper shows that if Mc =（A C 0 B）is a 2 × 2 upper triangular operator matrix acting on the Hilbert space H ＋ K, then the passage from OσD（A） U σD（B） to σD（Mc） is accomplished by removing certain open subsets of σD（A）∩σD（B） from the former, that is, there is equality σD（A）∪σD（B）=σD（MC）∪Gwhere G is the union of certain holes in σD （Me） which happen to be subsets of σD （A）∩σD （B）. Weyl＇s theorem and Browder＇s theorem are liable to fail for 2×2 operator matrices. By using Drazin spectrum, it also explores how Weyl＇s theorem, Browder＇s theorem, a-Weyl＇s theorem and a-Browder＇s theorem survive for 2×2 upper triangular operator matrices on the Hilbert space.
We give a simpler proof of a result on operator-valued Fourier multipliers on Lp([0, 2π]d; X) using an induction argument based on a known result when d= 1.
Using known Ca-multiplier result, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for the second order delay equations：u″（t）=Au（t）＋Fut＋Gu′＋f（t）,t∈Rto have maximal regularity in HSlder continuous function spaces C^α （R, X）, where X is a Banach space, A is a closed operator in X, F, G ∈L（C（[-r, 0], X）, X） are delay operators for some fixed r 〉 0.
In this paper we obtain a Douglas type factor decomposition theorem about certain important bounded module maps. Thus, we come to the discussion of the topological continuity of bounded generalized inverse module maps. Let X be a topological space, x →Tx ： X→L（E） be a continuous map, and each R（Tx） be a closed submodule in E, for every fixed x C X. Then the map x→ Tx^＋： X→L（E） is continuous if and only if ｜｜Tx^＋｜｜ is locally bounded, where Tx^＋ is the bounded generalized inverse module map of Tx. Furthermore, this is equivalent to the following statement： For each x0 in X, there exists a neighborhood ∪0 at x0 and a positive number λ such that （0, λ^2）lohtatn in ∩x∈∪0C／σ（Tx^＋Tx）, where a（T） denotes the spectrum of operator T.
