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If T : X + Y and U : Y → Z are linear transformations , and X , Y , Z are linear
spaces over the same field Ø , the product UT , defined by ( UT ) x = U ( Tx ) , is a
linear transformation which maps X into 3 . If T is a linear operator on X to X , it is
said ...
If T : X + Y and U : Y → Z are linear transformations , and X , Y , Z are linear
spaces over the same field Ø , the product UT , defined by ( UT ) x = U ( Tx ) , is a
linear transformation which maps X into 3 . If T is a linear operator on X to X , it is
said ...
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Linear combinations of compact linear operators are compact operators , and any
product of a compact linear operator and a bounded linear operator is a compact
linear operator . PROOF . The conclusions of Theorem 4 follow readily from the ...
Linear combinations of compact linear operators are compact operators , and any
product of a compact linear operator and a bounded linear operator is a compact
linear operator . PROOF . The conclusions of Theorem 4 follow readily from the ...
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It is clear that the operator T , defined by ( b ) , is a bounded linear operator on C (
S ) to X whose adjoint T * is given by ( d ) . From IV . 10 . 2 we conclude that T *
maps the unit sphere of X * into a conditionally weakly compact set of rca ( S ) ...
It is clear that the operator T , defined by ( b ) , is a bounded linear operator on C (
S ) to X whose adjoint T * is given by ( d ) . From IV . 10 . 2 we conclude that T *
maps the unit sphere of X * into a conditionally weakly compact set of rca ( S ) ...
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