ON EXTREME POINTS OF THE JOINT NUMERICAL RANGE
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Abstract
Our purpose is to study the relationship between the joint numerical range and joint essential numerical range. We give an example of an operator such that the set of all extreme points of the closure of its essential numerical range is not a subset of the set of all exti:eme points of its numerical range. We shall investigate the extreme points of a convex joint essential numerical range.
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