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摘要
Kubo和Ando的开创性工作(Math Ann 246:205-224, 1979/80)为我们提供了一种公理化的方法来研究正算子的方法。由于他们的大多数公理本质上都是代数的,因此这种方法具有明显的代数风味。另一方面,采用几何的观点,考虑正算子锥上的距离(广义上的理解),并通过适当的质心概念来定义正算子的均值,是非常自然的。这种策略通常会导致一个不动点方程来表征平均值。这项调查的目的是突出那些情况下,代数和几何方法满足对方。
Operator means, barycenters, and fixed point equations
The seminal work of Kubo and Ando (Math Ann 246:205–224, 1979/80) provided us with an axiomatic approach to means of positive operators. As most of their axioms are algebraic in nature, this approach has a clear algebraic flavour. On the other hand, it is highly natural to take the geomeric viewpoint and consider a distance (understood in a broad sense) on the cone of positive operators, and define the mean of positive operators by an appropriate notion of the center of mass. This strategy often leads to a fixed point equation that characterizes the mean. The aim of this survey is to highlight those cases where the algebraic and the geometric approaches meet each other.