An operator in a Banach space is called upper (resp. lower) semi-Browder if it is upper (lower) semi-Fredholm and has a finite ascent (resp. descent). An operator in a Banach space is called semi-Browder if it is upper semi-Browder or lower semi-Browder. We prove the stability of the semi-Browder operators under commuting Riesz operator perturbations. As a corollary we get some results of Grabiner [6], Kaashoek and Lay [8], Lay [11], Rakočević [15] and Schechter [16].
In this paper we prove some properties of the lower s-numbers and derive asymptotic formulae for the jumps in the semi-Fredholm domain of a bounded linear operator on a Banach space.
An element a of the Banach algebra A is said to be regular provided there is an element b belonging to A such that a = aba. In this note we study the set of regular elements in the Calkin algebra C(X) over an infinite-dimensional complex Banach space X.
We study the subset in a unital C*-algebra composed of elements a such that is invertible, where denotes the Moore-Penrose inverse of a. A distinguished subset of this set is also investigated. Furthermore we study sequences of elements belonging to the aforementioned subsets.
An operator in a Banach space is called upper (lower) semi-Browder if it is upper (lower) semi-Fredholm and has a finite ascent (descent). We extend this notion to n-tuples of commuting operators and show that this notion defines a joint spectrum. Further we study relations between semi-Browder and (essentially) semiregular operators.
In this paper, we introduce -type controlled fuzzy metric spaces and establish some fixed point results in this spaces. We provide suitable examples to validate our result. We also employ an application to substantiate the utility of our established result for finding the unique solution of an integral equation emerging in the dynamic market equilibrium aspects to economics.
Let W and L be complementary subspaces of a Banach space X and let P(W,L) denote the projection on W along L. We obtain a sufficient condition for a subspace M of X to be complementary to W and we derive estimates for the norm of P(W,L) - P(W,M).
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