Notes on some inequalities for linear operators
Notes on some inequalities for linear operators
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关于线性算子的一些不等式的注释
DOI:
10.1007/bf01343117
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发表时间:
1952
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Tosio Kato
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作者:
Tosio Kato
Lemma I. Let T be a linear operator and let T* and T-~ 1 exist. Then T* has a unique right inverse T*'with the following properties2): i)~ T*"=~"*, ii)~ T*'G~ T, iii)~ T*'~) T* and T* T*'= I inST.. If in particular T* has an inverse (T*)-1, then T*"=(T*)-1=(Tl)*. Proo/. I. For a fixed y E~, Ly (x)=(T-1 x, y) is a linear functional defined for xE~) T-I=~ T. Let~) Q be the set of all y such that Ly (x) is a bounded functional. If y E) Q, Ly (x) can be extended to all x ET preserving the bound, and there is a unique y'E~ T such that L~(x)=(x, y'). We define an operator Q by Q y= y'. Q is clearly a linear operator with the domain~) Q just defined and with range contained in~ T. Thus we have (1) iv (x)=(T-Ix, y)=(x, Qy) for XE~ T, y (~) Q and HQYli= liLy] l, where liLy] t is the bound of tile functional Ly with domain 9lT. II. Setting T-ix= z, x= Tz in (1), we obtain (z, y):=(T z, Qy) for every zE~)~, and yE~) Q. Hence we have QyE~ T*, T* Qy= y. This implies y ET* and hence~) Q~~ T*,~ Q~ _) T* and T* Q= I in~) Q. On the other hand if y= T* z for some z E~) T*, then Ly (x)=(T-1 x, y)=(T-1 x, T* z)=(TT-1 x, z)=(x, z) is a bounded functional with bound~ t zll, so that we have y E) Q. Hence 9~ T* _ Q. Thus we have shown that~) Q=~ T*,~ Q g~ T* and T* Q= I in~ T*, ie, that Q is a right inverse of T* and satisfies the conditions i), ii), iii) for T*'stated in the lemma. III. We shall next show that an operator T*'satisfying these conditions must coincide with Q. By i), T*'and Q have the same domain~ T* and iii) shows that T*(T*'--Q)= 0 in~ T*. Hence (T z,(T*"-Q) y)=(z, T*(T*'-Q) y)= 0 for y ET*, z ET, ie,(T*'-Q) y is orthogonal to~,. But as (T*'-Q) y ET by ii), we must have (T*'-Q) y= 0 or T*'= Q. IV. When (T*)-1 exists, we apply it to T* T*'y= y (y E 9tT*) and obtain T*'y=(T*)-1 y. But as T*'and (T*)-~ have the same domain~ T*, we have T*'=(T*)-~=(T-~)*(The last equality is well known) a). De [inition I. Let S and T be two linear operators. We shall write S<< T if~ z~~) T and [iS xlI g liT xIl for all x E)~-.