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CHAPTER VI Operators and Their Adjoints This chapter continues the study of
linear maps between Bspaces begun in Chapter II . Various topologies are
introduced in the space B ( x , y ) of bounded linear maps between the B - spaces
X and ...
CHAPTER VI Operators and Their Adjoints This chapter continues the study of
linear maps between Bspaces begun in Chapter II . Various topologies are
introduced in the space B ( x , y ) of bounded linear maps between the B - spaces
X and ...
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Show that the strong topology of operators in B ( X , Y ) is identical with the usual
product topology where the strong ... 2 A set AC B ( X , Y ) is compact in the weak
operator topology if and only if it is closed in the weak operator topology and the
...
Show that the strong topology of operators in B ( X , Y ) is identical with the usual
product topology where the strong ... 2 A set AC B ( X , Y ) is compact in the weak
operator topology if and only if it is closed in the weak operator topology and the
...
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is compact in the strong operator topology . If Y is also separable , A is
sequentially compact in the weak operator topology if and only if A is compact in
the weak operator topology . 6 If Y is reflexive , then the closed unit sphere of B (
X , Y ) is ...
is compact in the strong operator topology . If Y is also separable , A is
sequentially compact in the weak operator topology if and only if A is compact in
the weak operator topology . 6 If Y is reflexive , then the closed unit sphere of B (
X , Y ) is ...
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