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Journal of Functional Analysis
Volume 100, Issue 1, 15 August 1991, Pages 25-35
 
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Copyright © 1991 Published by Elsevier Inc.

Completely bounded transformations of Image -operator spaces

Ben Mathes

Colby College, Department of Mathematics, Waterville, Maine 04901, USA

Received 18 May 1989. 
Communicated by D. Sarason 
Available online 20 July 2004.

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Abstract

If Image is the commutant of a strictly cyclic unilateral weighted shift with a monotonically decreasing weight sequence, then we show that there is a natural isomorphism of the Banach space of bounded linear maps from Image into Image (Image ) with the Banach space of bounded linear maps of the trace class operators into Image , where Image is a separable, infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Under this isomorphism, an operator Φ from Image into Image (Image ) is completely bounded if and only if its image extends to a bounded map of the Hilbert-Schmidt operators into Image . The proof shows that if Φ is only completely row bounded, then Φ is in fact completely bounded. The characterization of the completely bounded maps is then used to prove the existence of a family of completely unbounded representations of Image into Image (Image ).

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