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Functions of perturbed normal operators

In \cite{Pe1}, \cite{Pe2}, \cite{AP1}, \cite{AP2}, and \cite{AP3} sharp estimates for $f(A)-f(B)$ were obtained for self-adjoint operators $A$ and $B$ and for various classes of functions $f$ on the real line $\R$. In this note we extend those results to the case of functions of normal operators. We show that if $f$ belongs to the Hölder class $Ł_\a(\R^2)$, $0<\a<1$, of functions of two variables, and $N_1$ and $N_2$ are normal operators, then $\|f(N_1)-f(N_2)\|\le\const\|f\|_{Ł_\a}\|N_1-N_2\|^\a$. We obtain a more general result for functions in the space $Ł_ø(\R^2)=\big\{f: |f(\z_1)-f(\z_2)|\le\constø(|\z_1-\z_2|)\big\}$ for an arbitrary modulus of continuity $ø$. We prove that if $f$ belongs to the Besov class $B_{\be1}^1(\R^2)$, then it is operator Lipschitz, i.e., $\|f(N_1)-f(N_2)\|\le\const\|f\|_{B_{\be1}^1}\|N_1-N_2\|$. We also study properties of $f(N_1)-f(N_2)$ in the case when $f\inŁ_\a(\R^2)$ and $N_1-N_2$ belongs to the Schatten-von Neuman class $\bS_p$.

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