Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1959 · 132 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraDifferential EquationsRepresentation TheoryAbstract AlgebraHilbert Space FormalismLinear AlgebraOperator TheoryOperator AlgebrasOperator Spaces
where / is holomorphic on a(u, Ct) — a(v, Ct), and c is a suitable contour. In the present note we study the operator SG® defined by Sx = 'YJi=iuixvi, {ui} and {vj} being commutative subsets of Ct; but it is understood that {uj} need not commute with {vj}. In a generic way, we shall refer to such an operator as an elementary operator.2 Of course this is related to the problem of solving in Ct a general system of linear equations. We generalize the analysis made in [4] covering the ux — xv case, and extend the following unpublished theorem of D. C. Kleinecke: (1.3) If Ct is the Banach algebra of all operators on a Banach space, then C may be replaced by = in (1.1).
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On the operator equation BX−XA=Q
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