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      Dilations of commuting C0-semigroups with bounded generators and the von Neumann polynomial inequality

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          Consider d commuting C0-semigroups (or equivalently: d-parameter C0-semigroups) over a Hilbert space for dN. In the literature (\textit{cf.} [29, 26, 27, 23, 18, 25]), conditions are provided to classify the existence of unitary and regular unitary dilations. Some of these conditions require inspecting values of the semigroups, some provide only sufficient conditions, and others involve verifying sophisticated properties of the generators. By focussing on semigroups with bounded generators, we establish a simple and natural condition on the generators, \textit{viz.} \emph{complete dissipativity}, which naturally extends the basic notion of the dissipativity of the generators. Using examples of non-strongly commuting semigroups, this property can be shown to be strictly stronger than dissipativity. As the first main result, we demonstrate that complete dissipativity completely characterises the existence of regular unitary dilations, and extend this to the case of arbitrarily many commuting C0-semigroups. We furthermore show that all multi-parameter C0-semigroups (with bounded generators) admit a weaker notion of regular unitary dilations, and provide simple sufficient norm criteria for complete dissipativity. The paper concludes with an application to the von Neumann polynomial inequality problem, which we formulate for the semigroup setting and solve negatively for all d2.

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          05 October 2022
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          2210.02353
          b2e41ae9-8718-4f3b-a769-3c8dd8de12f6

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          47A13, 47A20, 47D03, 47D06
          math.FA

          Functional analysis
          Functional analysis

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