Bourbaki

Exercise 3, § 1

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Spectral Theories, I, p. 153

(a) Let HH be a Hilbert space admitting a countable orthonormal basis (e0,e1,e2,...)(e_0, e_1, e_2, . . .), and A=L(H)A =\mathscr{L}(H). Let u∈L(H)u\in \mathscr{L}(H) such that u(ei)=ei+1u(e_i) =e_{i+1} for every ii. Let u′∈L(H)u'\in \mathscr{L}(H) such that u′(ei)=ei−1u'(e_i) =e_{i-1} for i⩾1i\geqslant 1 and u′(e0)=0u'(e_0) = 0. We have u′u=1u'u= 1, but uu′(e0)=0uu'(e_0) = 0, so that SpA(u′u)≠_A(u'u)\not= SpA(uu′)_A(uu').

(b) Let A be a unital noetherian algebra over a commutative field. If x,y∈Ax, y\in A, one has SpA(xy)=_A(xy) = SpA(yx)_A(yx) (use exerc. 6 of A, VIII, p. 37).

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