Orthogonal least squares solutions for linear operators.
Let 𝓔 be a Banach space contained in a Hilbert space 𝓛. Assume that the inclusion is continuous with dense range. Following the terminology of Gohberg and Zambickiĭ, we say that a bounded operator on 𝓔 is a proper operator if it admits an adjoint with respect to the inner product of 𝓛. A proper operator which is self-adjoint with respect to the inner product of 𝓛 is called symmetrizable. By a proper subspace 𝓢 we mean a closed subspace of 𝓔 which is the range of a proper projection. Furthermore,...
Tauberian operators, which appeared in response to a problem in summability [GaW, KW] have found application in several situations: factorization of operators [DFJP], preservation of isomorphic properties of Banach spaces [N, NR], equivalence between the Radon-Nikodym property and the Krein-Milman property [Sch], and generalized Fredholm operators [Ta, Y].This paper is a survey of the main properties and applications of Tauberian operators.
Rodrigues’ extension (1989) of the classical Pták’s homomorphism theorem to a non-necessarily locally convex setting stated that a nearly semi-open mapping between a semi-B-complete space and an arbitrary topological vector space is semi-open. In this paper we study this extension and, as a consequence of the results obtained, provide an improvement of Pták’s homomorphism theorem.
The notion of strong circularity for an unbounded operator is introduced and studied. Moreover, q-deformed circularity as a q-analogue of circularity is characterized in terms of the partially isometric and the positive parts of the polar decomposition.
The purpose of this paper is to provide a method of reduction of some problems concerning families of linear operators with domains to a problem in which all the operators have the same domain . To do it we propose to construct a family of automorphisms of a given Banach space X having two properties: (i) the mapping is sufficiently regular and (ii) for t ∈ . Three effective constructions are presented: for elliptic operators of second order with the Robin boundary condition with a parameter;...
A linear operator T: D(T) ⊂ X → Y, when X and Y are normed spaces, is called ubiquitously open (UO) if every infinite dimensional subspace M of D(T) contains another such subspace N for which T|N is open (in the relative sense). The following properties are shown to be equivalent: (i) T is UO, (ii) T is ubiquitously almost open, (iii) no infinite dimensional restriction of T is injective and precompact, (iv) either T is upper semi-Fredholm or T has finite dimensional range, (v) for each infinite...