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Main Author: Dosi, Anar
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.20191
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contents In the paper we propose topological homology framework of noncommutative complex analytic geometries of Fréchet algebras, and investigate the related functional calculus and spectral mapping properties. It turns out that an ideal analytic geometry of a Fréchet algebra A can be described in terms of a Čech category over A. The functional calculus problem within a particular Čech A-category, and a left Fréchet A-module X is solved in term of the homological spectrum of X with respect to that category. As an application, we use the formal q-geometry of a contractive operator q-plane, and solve the related noncommutative holomorphic functional calculus problem. The related spectrum is reduced to Putinar spectrum of a Fréchet q-module. In the case of a Banach q-module we come up with the closure of its Taylor spectrum.
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spellingShingle Homological framework of noncommutative complex analytic geometry and functional calculus
Dosi, Anar
Functional Analysis
In the paper we propose topological homology framework of noncommutative complex analytic geometries of Fréchet algebras, and investigate the related functional calculus and spectral mapping properties. It turns out that an ideal analytic geometry of a Fréchet algebra A can be described in terms of a Čech category over A. The functional calculus problem within a particular Čech A-category, and a left Fréchet A-module X is solved in term of the homological spectrum of X with respect to that category. As an application, we use the formal q-geometry of a contractive operator q-plane, and solve the related noncommutative holomorphic functional calculus problem. The related spectrum is reduced to Putinar spectrum of a Fréchet q-module. In the case of a Banach q-module we come up with the closure of its Taylor spectrum.
title Homological framework of noncommutative complex analytic geometry and functional calculus
topic Functional Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.20191