Linear Operators on Hilbert Spaces
[11/100%]Let be an orthogonal projection defined on a Hilbert space . Show that .
Given a function , consider the operator
Find necessary and sufficient conditions on the function for to be an orthogonal projection.
Consider the right-shift on the Hilbert space :
Define its adjoint operator.
Let be defined by
Prove is linear, continuous, self-adjoint and positive. Find .
Let be a -finite measure space. Consider the Hilbert space . If , define
Show that
Here is the -essential supremum norm.
Show that .
Show that is normal. When is self adjoint? unitary?
Let be a Hilbert space and . Show that
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Let be a measure space. Let be an -measurable function for which there are constants and such that
Consider the operator defined by
The function is called the kernel of the operator .
Show that is a bounded linear operator and .
Show that is the integral operator with kernel .
Let where be a Hilbert space. Let and be the operator defined on by
Prove that and that is self-adjoint.
Let be a self-adjoint operator on a Hilbert space . Show that its norm is given by
Let be a Hilbert space and a positive self-adjoint operator on . Prove that the following assertions are equivalent:
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is dense in .
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is positive definite, i.e., .
Let be a Hilbert space. If are self-adjoint operators with and is compact, prove that is compact.