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It follows from the definition of U * that every element in its range satisfies the
stated condition . Q.E.D. - 3 LEMMA . If the adjoint of an operator U in B ( X , Y ) is
one - to - one and has a closed range , then UX = Y. PROOF . Let 0 #ye Y and ...
It follows from the definition of U * that every element in its range satisfies the
stated condition . Q.E.D. - 3 LEMMA . If the adjoint of an operator U in B ( X , Y ) is
one - to - one and has a closed range , then UX = Y. PROOF . Let 0 #ye Y and ...
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since the range of U * is closed , æ * U * y * for some y * e Y * . If z * is the
restriction of y * to 3 , then x * = U ** . Hence , the range of U * is also closed . It
follows from the previous lemma that U_X = UX 3 . Hence , U has a closed range
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since the range of U * is closed , æ * U * y * for some y * e Y * . If z * is the
restriction of y * to 3 , then x * = U ** . Hence , the range of U * is also closed . It
follows from the previous lemma that U_X = UX 3 . Hence , U has a closed range
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( ii ) The range of U is closed if there exists a constant K such that for any y in the
range there exists a solution of y Tæ such that 2 SK y . ( iii ) U is one - to - one if
the range of U * is dense in X * . ( iv ) U * is one - to - one if and only if the range
of ...
( ii ) The range of U is closed if there exists a constant K such that for any y in the
range there exists a solution of y Tæ such that 2 SK y . ( iii ) U is one - to - one if
the range of U * is dense in X * . ( iv ) U * is one - to - one if and only if the range
of ...
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Preliminary Concepts | 1 |
The VitaliHahnSaks Theorem and Spaces of Measures | 7 |
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