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... range , it is enough to prove the lemma in the special case that T has finite - dimensional domain and range . Note that if T has finite - dimensional range , T = ET , where E is the orthogonal projection on the range of T. Thus T * = T ...
... range , it is enough to prove the lemma in the special case that T has finite - dimensional domain and range . Note that if T has finite - dimensional range , T = ET , where E is the orthogonal projection on the range of T. Thus T * = T ...
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... range of the projection E ( o1 ) contains the range of T. Choose a neighborhood V of which is disjoint from σ1 , and let f ( μ ) = ( λ — μ ) −1 if u ‡ V and f ( μ ) = 0 if μ € V. Suppose that y is in the range of E ( σ1 ) ; then by ...
... range of the projection E ( o1 ) contains the range of T. Choose a neighborhood V of which is disjoint from σ1 , and let f ( μ ) = ( λ — μ ) −1 if u ‡ V and f ( μ ) = 0 if μ € V. Suppose that y is in the range of E ( σ1 ) ; then by ...
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... range R ( T1 ) of T1 coincides with the range of T and is therefore closed . Moreover , the orthocomplement of R ( T ) is N ; ( cf. XII.1.6 ) hence [ * ] 2 $ = R ( T ) → N = R ( T1 ) → N. 2 Suppose now that T2 is a proper symmetric ...
... range R ( T1 ) of T1 coincides with the range of T and is therefore closed . Moreover , the orthocomplement of R ( T ) is N ; ( cf. XII.1.6 ) hence [ * ] 2 $ = R ( T ) → N = R ( T1 ) → N. 2 Suppose now that T2 is a proper symmetric ...
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