Abstract

Let \(\mathcal{A}\) be a maximal subdiagonal algebra of a finite von Neumann algebra ℳ. For \(0< p<\infty\), we define the noncommutative Hardy-Lorentz spaces and establish the Riesz and Szegö factorizations on these spaces. We also present some results of Jordan morphism on these spaces.

Highlights

  • The concept of maximal subdiagonal algebras A, which appeared earlier in Arveson’s paper [ ], unifies analytic function spaces and nonselfadjoint operator algebras

  • Subdiagonal algebras are the noncommutative analogue of weak* Dirichlet algebras

  • The noncommutative Hp spaces have been developed by Blecher, Bekjan, Labuschagne, Xu and their coauthors in a series of papers

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Introduction

The concept of maximal subdiagonal algebras A, which appeared earlier in Arveson’s paper [ ], unifies analytic function spaces and nonselfadjoint operator algebras. Let M have no minimal projection, the associate space a noncommutative Banach function space. Let M be a finite von Neumann algebra, we define noncommutative weighted Hardy spaces by Hp,ω(A) = [A]p,ω and H p,ω(A) = [A ]p,ω.

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