Abstract
The main goal of this paper is to characterise all the possible Cesàro and -asymptotic limits of powerbounded, complex matrices. The investigation of the -asymptotic limit of a powerbounded operator goes back to Sz.-Nagy and it shows how the orbit of a vector behaves with respect to the powers. It turns out that the two types of asymptotic limits coincide for every powerbounded matrix and a special case is connected to the description of the products where runs through those invertible matrices which have unit columnvectors. We also show that for any powerbounded operator acting on an arbitrary complex Hilbert space the norm of the -asymptotic limit is greater than or equal to 1, unless it is zero; moreover, the same is true for the Cesàro asymptotic limit of a not necessarily powerbounded operator, if it exists.
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