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Funky1981
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Let T: l^2 -> l^2 be bounded linear operators. K=L(l^2,l^2) be the space of T, Prove that K=L(l^2,l^2) is not separable
I know that if a space contains an uncountable number of non intersecting open balls then it is not separable. But how can I apply this statement here ( I mean how to construct such open balls) And are there any easier way to do it ?
I know that if a space contains an uncountable number of non intersecting open balls then it is not separable. But how can I apply this statement here ( I mean how to construct such open balls) And are there any easier way to do it ?