Bourbaki

Exercise 19, § 2

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Spectral Theories, IV, p. 325

Let X⊂RX\subset \mathbf{R} be a compact subset of R\mathbf{R} and μ\mu a positive measure on X, and let uu be the endomorphism of multiplication by the identity function of X.

Put E=L2(X,μ)E = L^2(X, \mu) and denote by Ls(E)\mathscr{L}_s(E) the space of endomorphisms of E endowed with the topology of simple convergence.

Let ε>0\varepsilon >0. Let r>0r >0 be such that X⊂]−r,r[X\subset ]-r, r[, and let ℓ⩾1\ell \geqslant 1 be such that r2−ℓ<εr2^{-\ell}< \varepsilon. For every integer n∈Nn\in \mathbf{N} and every integer jj such that ∣j∣⩽2n+ℓ|j|\leqslant 2^{n+\ell}, let

Xn,j=X∩]rj2n+ℓ,r(j+1)2n+ℓ] X_{n,j}= X\cap ]\frac{rj}{2^{n+\ell}},\frac{r(j + 1)}{2^{n+\ell}}]

a) For every integer n∈Nn\in \mathbf{N}, the family Xn=(Xn,j)j\mathscr{X}_n= (X_{n,j})_j is a finite partition of X; the sets Xn,jX_{n,j} are measurable and of diameter ⩽r2−n−ℓ\leqslant r2^{-n-\ell}. For every n∈Nn\in \mathbf{N}, the partition Xn+1\mathscr{X}_{n+1} is finer than the partition Xn\mathscr{X}_n. We can therefore apply to (Xn)(\mathscr{X}_n) the results of the preceding exercise, taking up again its notation, in particular the spaces EnE_n and FnF_n and the orthoprojectors pnp_n and qnq_n. The spaces EnE_n are finite-dimensional.

b) The series

v=∑n∈Nqnuqn v=\sum_{n\in\mathbf{N}}q_nuq_n

converges in the space Ls(E)\mathscr{L}_s(E); there exists an orthonormal basis B of E such that v∈DB(E)v\in \mathscr{D}_B(E).

c) The endomorphism w=v−uw=v-u is compact. (Consider the endomorphisms unu_n of multiplication by the functions gn∈Eng_n\in E_n such that, for every integer jj such that ∣j∣⩽2n+ℓ|j|\leqslant 2^{n+\ell}, and for every x∈Xn,jx\in X_{n,j}, one has gn(x)=rj2−n−ℓg_n(x) =rj2^{-n-\ell}; then verify that ∥u−un∥⩽r2−n−ℓ\|u-u_n\|\leqslant r2^{-n-\ell}, and that unpn=pnun.u_np_n=p_nu_n.)

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