The Diagonal Entries of a Hilbert Space Operator

Operator Extensions on Hilbert Space

Operator Preconditioning in Hilbert Space

2010 1 Introduction The numerical solution of linear elliptic partial differential equations consists of two main steps: discretization and iteration, where generally some conjugate gradient method is used for solving the finite element discretization of the problem. However, when for elliptic problems the dis-cretization parameter tends to zero, the required number of iterations for a prescrib...

Locating the Range of an Operator on a Hilbert Space

exists (is computable) for each x in H; if P is that projection, / is the identity operator on H, and the adjoint T*ofT exists, then / P is the projection of H on ker(3*), the kernel of T*. (For an example to show that the existence of the adjoint of a bounded operator on a Hilbert space is not automatic in constructive mathematics, see Brouwerian Example 3 in [7]; see also Example 2 below.) Th...

OPERATOR THEORY ON HILBERT SPACE Class notes

Spectral Theory of Operator Measures in Hilbert Space

In §2 the spaces L2(Σ,H) are described; this is a solution of a problem posed by M. G. Krĕın. In §3 unitary dilations are used to illustrate the techniques of operator measures. In particular, a simple proof of the Năımark dilation theorem is presented, together with an explicit construction of a resolution of the identity. In §4, the multiplicity function NΣ is introduced for an arbitrary (non...