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Properties of 2-Toeplitz operator and its generalization

  • Bhawna Gupta,
  • Jyoti Bhola

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This paper explores the properties of two novel operators, the 2-Laurent operator and the 2-Toeplitz operator, acting on the Lebesgue space and the Hardy space, respectively. These operators are characterized by matrices with alternating constant entries along each diagonal parallel to the main diagonal. They are significant because they reduce to the classical Laurent and Toeplitz operators as special cases. The paper provides several important results, including characterizations of these operators, and also introduces generalizations for any natural number \(k \ge 2\) k 2 . These generalizations, termed the k-Laurent and k-Toeplitz operators, encompass the 2-Laurent and 2-Toeplitz operators as particular instances when \(k=2\) k = 2 .