C*-Algebra numerical range of quadratic elements
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It is shown that the result of Tso-Wu on the elliptical shape of the numerical range of quadratic operators holds also for the C*-algebra numerical range.
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volume 5 issue None
pages 49- 53
publication date 2010-05
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