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Resolvent

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The resolvent of an operator TT is the operator-valued function λ↦(T−λI)−1\lambda \mapsto (T - \lambda I)^{-1}, defined on the resolvent set, the complement of the spectrum. It is an analytic function of λ\lambda, and its singularities are exactly the points of the spectrum. Through the resolvent, complex analysis becomes a tool of operator theory: contour integrals of the resolvent give projections and functions of TT.

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