
arXiv: 1410.8340
The weak operator topology closed operator algebra on $L^2(R)$ generated by the one-parameter semigroups for translation, dilation and multiplication by $exp(iλx), λ\geq 0$, is shown to be a reflexive operator algebra, in the sense of Halmos, with invariant subspace lattice equal to a binest. This triple semigroup algebra, $A_{ph}$, is antisymmetric in the sense that $A_{ph} \cap A_{ph}^*= CI$, it has a nonzero proper weakly closed ideal generated by the finite-rank operators, and its unitary automorphism group is $R$. Furthermore, the 8 choices of semigroup triples provide 2 unitary equivalence classes of operator algebras, with $A_{ph}$ and $A_{ph}^*$ being chiral representatives.
A proof has been corrected and a clarifying figure added (Figure 4). New results have been added (Corollary 5.4 and Theorem 5.7). Minor corrections and changes of order have been made
operator algebra, nest algebra, Lie semigroup, Other nonselfadjoint operator algebras, binest, Mathematics - Operator Algebras, reflexive algebra, operator semigroup, Nest algebras, CSL algebras, FOS: Mathematics, 47L75, 47L35, Operator Algebras (math.OA)
operator algebra, nest algebra, Lie semigroup, Other nonselfadjoint operator algebras, binest, Mathematics - Operator Algebras, reflexive algebra, operator semigroup, Nest algebras, CSL algebras, FOS: Mathematics, 47L75, 47L35, Operator Algebras (math.OA)
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