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Proving Convexity of Numerical Range for Normal T
Homework Statement If T is a linear transformation on the finite-dimensional inner product space over complex numbers and is normal, then prove that the numerical range of T is convex. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution If we assume a and b are in the numerical range of...- julydecember
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Kernel of the adjoint of a linear operator
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Kernel of the adjoint of a linear operator
I think I found out how to do this. Are my steps right? Let x be an element in the kernel of T. Since TT*x = T*Tx = T*0=0, (TT*x,x) = 0 where (,) indicates the inner product. Then, (TT*x,x) = (T*x,T*x) = ||T*x||^2 = 0 so T*x = 0 and x is in the kernel of T*. The other way can be done similarly...- julydecember
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Kernel of the adjoint of a linear operator
Homework Statement Let V be an inner product space and T:V->V a linear operator. Prove that if T is normal, then T and T* have the same kernel (T* is the adjoint of T). Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Let us assume x is in the kernel of T. Then, TT*x =T*Tx = T*0= 0...- julydecember
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- Kernel Linear Linear operator Operator
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