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$k$-Regular Factorizations and Joint Invariant Subspaces of Completely Non-Coisometric Row Contractions

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This article investigates $k$-regular factorizations of characteristic functions associated with completely non-coisometric row contractions. In this setting, a one-to-one correspondence is established between chains of joint invariant subspaces \[ \mathcal{M}_1 \subseteq \cdots \subseteq \mathcal{M}_{k-1} \] and $k$-regular factorizations of the characteristic function of a completely non-coisometric row contraction. A functional model corresponding to a given $k$-regular factorization of a purely contractive multi-analytic operator satisfying the Szegő condition is further constructed, and the associated chain of joint invariant subspaces is characterized in terms of the underlying multi-analytic factors. Finally, it is shown that any such chain of joint invariant subspaces induces a block upper-triangular decomposition of the underlying row contraction, and that the characteristic function of each diagonal block coincides with the purely contractive part of the corresponding factor in the $k$-regular factorization.

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Kalpesh J. Haria, Aashish Kumar Maurya. 2026-05-27. $k$-Regular Factorizations and Joint Invariant Subspaces of Completely Non-Coisometric Row Contractions. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.28895

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