Introduction to the Theory of Linear Nonselfadjoint OperatorsAmerican Mathematical Soc., 1978 - 378 σελίδες |
Περιεχόμενα
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sNumbers of Completely Continuous Operators | 24 |
3 Inequalities relating the snumbers eigenvalues and diagonal | 33 |
4 Inequalities for the snumbers of sums and products | 46 |
6 Inequalities for the eigenvalues of linear operators with | 56 |
Symmetricallynormed Ideals of the Ring of Bounded | 63 |
6 Separable s n ideals | 89 |
8 Nuclear operators | 103 |
Theorems on the Completeness of the System of Root | 222 |
6 Theorems on the completeness of the systems of root vectors | 245 |
7 Two lemmas on the resolvents of normal operators | 252 |
9 Theorems on the multiple completeness of the system | 265 |
10 Tests for the completeness of the systems of root vectors | 275 |
12 Selfadjoint quadratic bundles | 291 |
Bases Tests for the Existence of Bases Consisting | 306 |
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with S and S | 145 |
Infinite Determinants and Related Analytic Methods | 156 |
Συχνά εμφανιζόμενοι όροι και φράσεις
A₁ adjoint arbitrary assertion Banach space bounded linear operator bounded operator characteristic numbers closed linear hull completely continuous operator consequently converges corollary corresponding defined dissipative operator Dokl easily seen eigenvectors and associated entire function equation equivalent finite number following result formula fulfilled H₁ Hilbert space Hilbert-Schmidt operator holomorphic imaginary component inequality integral invariant with respect invertible operator kernel Lemma lemma is proved Let us denote linear hull M. G. Krein matrix nonselfadjoint operators normal eigenvalue obtain Obviously operator AE operator H operator-function orthogonal orthonormal basis orthonormal system projector PROOF properties quadratically close regular point relation root subspace root vectors s-numbers s. n. function s.n. ideal S₁ satisfies the condition selfadjoint operator sequence sp H spectrum symmetric norm system of eigenvectors system of root Theorem 5.2 theorem is proved theory unitary operator Volterra operator zero