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Operator theory Basic notions: bounded and unbounded operators Concept

Invertible operator

Summary

A bounded operator between normed spaces is invertible when it has a bounded inverse. Invertibility is the basic notion behind the spectrum: a number λ\lambda lies in the spectrum of TT exactly when T−λIT - \lambda I is not invertible. In infinite dimensions, an injective operator need not be surjective, and a bijective operator needs a theorem to have a bounded inverse.

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  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse_element
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