Orthogonally additive holomorphic maps between C*-algebras
Let $A,B$ be C*-algebras, $B_A(0;r)$ the open ball in $A$ centered at $0$ with radius $r>0$, and $H:B_A(0;r)\to B$ an orthogonally additive holomorphic map. If $H$ is zero product preserving on positive elements in $B_A(0;r)$, we show, in the commutative case when $A=C_0(X)$ and $B=C_0(Y)$, that there exist weight functions $h_n$'s and a symbol map $φ: Y\to X$ such that $$ H(f)=\sum_{n\geq1} h_n (f\circφ)^n, \quad\forall f\in B_{C_0(X)}(0;r). $$ In the general case, we show that if $H$ is also conformal then there exist central multipliers $h_n$'s of $B$ and a surjective Jordan isomorphism $J: A\to B$ such that $$ H(a) = \sum_{n\geq1} h_n J(a)^n, \quad\forall a\in B_A(0;r). $$ If, in addition, $H$ is zero product preserving on the whole $B_A(0;r)$, then $J$ is an algebra isomorphism. %Similar conclusions hold for orthogonally additive $n$-homogeneous polynomials which are $n$-isometries.