Operator theory Spectral theory: foundations Concept
Resolvent set
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The resolvent set of an element of a unital algebra is the set of scalars for which is invertible. The same notion applies to linear operators. It is the complement of the spectrum. On it the resolvent is defined. In a complex Banach algebra the resolvent set is open, and the resolvent is holomorphic on it. These properties of the resolvent are the main tools to study the spectrum.
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| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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