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Analytic functions relative to a covariance map $η$: I. Generalized Haagerup products and analytic relations

We generalize module weak-* Haagerup tensor products to obtain complete quotients of normal Haagerup tensor product included in canonical Hilbert spaces associated to completely positive normal (covariance) maps $η$ on a finite von Neumann algebra $B$. We construct in this way dual operator spaces, providing new examples even in the case of module extended Haagerup tensor products. This is the basis for defining a matrix normed algebra of analytic functions that captures the relations of free semicircular variables with covariance $η$. We prove that a class of non-commutative random variables having finite Fisher information relative to $η$ have also no analytic relations among our class of analytic functions.

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