
We study the Banach {}^* -algebra C^1_{\mathrm{op}}(I) of C^1 -functions on the compact interval I such that the corresponding Hilbert space operator function T → f(T) , for T = T^* and \mathrm{sp}(T) ⊂ I , is Fréchet differentiable. If f(x) = \int e^{itx} \hat f^(t)dt , we know that the differential is given by the formula df_T(S) = \int_{-∞}^∞ \int_0^1 U_{st}SU_{(1-s)t} ds\widehat{f'}(t) dt, where U_t = \exp(itT) . Functions of this type are dense in C^1_{\mathrm{op}}(I) , and C^2(I) ⊂ C^1_{\mathrm{op}}(I) ⊂ C^1(I) , so several classical results can be deduced. In particular we show that if T \in \mathfrak D(δ) , where δ is the generator of a one-parameter group of {}^* -automorphisms of a C^* -algebra \mathfrak A (or just a closed {}^* -derivation in \mathfrak A ), then f(T) \in \mathfrak D(δ) for every f in C^1_{\mathrm{op}}(I) , where \mathrm{sp}(T) ⊂ I , and δ(f(T)) = df_T(δ(T)).
Functional calculus for linear operators, Fréchet derivative, operator differentiability, Characterizations of Hilbert spaces, Continuous and differentiable maps in nonlinear functional analysis
Functional calculus for linear operators, Fréchet derivative, operator differentiability, Characterizations of Hilbert spaces, Continuous and differentiable maps in nonlinear functional analysis
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