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H. Schultz / Journal of Functional Analysis 236 (2006) 457–489 479<br />

Recall from [7] that the modified spectral radius of T ∈ M, r ′ (T ), is <strong>de</strong>fined by<br />

r ′ (T ) := max |z| z ∈ supp(μT ) . (6.4)<br />

Also recall from [7, Corol<strong>la</strong>ry 2.6] that in fact<br />

r ′ <br />

(T ) = lim lim T<br />

p→∞ n→∞<br />

n 1/n<br />

<br />

. (6.5)<br />

p/n<br />

Lemma 6.3. Let S,T ∈ M be commuting operators. Then the modified spectral radii, r ′ (S),<br />

r ′ (T ), r ′ (ST ) and r ′ (S + T), satisfy the inequalities<br />

and<br />

r ′ (ST ) r ′ (S) · r ′ (T ), (6.6)<br />

r ′ (S + T) r ′ (S) + r ′ (T ). (6.7)<br />

Proof. (6.6) follows from (6.5) and the generalized Höl<strong>de</strong>r inequality (cf. [5]): for A,B ∈ M<br />

and for 0

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