Bourbaki

Exercise 5, § 1

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Spectral Theories, III, p. 105

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

The notations of the preceding exercise are retained. Let v∈Lc(E)v\in \mathscr{L}^c(E).

a) The formal series det(1−tv-tv)∑k⩾0tkvk\sum_{k\geqslant 0}t^kv^k in L(E)[[t]]\mathscr{L}(E)[[t]] has infinite radius of convergence.

b) Let λ∈K\lambda \in K. The endomorphism 1E−λv1_E-\lambda v of E is invertible if and only if det(1 −λv-\lambda v)≠0\not = 0.

c) Let λ∈K\lambda \in K such that det(1 −λv-\lambda v) =0= 0. There exist unique closed subspaces IλI_{\lambda} and NλN_{\lambda} of E, stable under vv, such that

(i) The space E is the topological direct sum of IλI_{\lambda} and NλN_{\lambda};

(ii) The endomorphism of IλI_{\lambda} deduced from 1E−λv1_E-\lambda v by passing to the subspaces is invertible ;

(iii) The endomorphism of NλN_{\lambda} deduced from 1E−λv1_E-\lambda v by passing to the subspaces is nilpotent.

d) Let h⩾1h\geqslant 1 be the order of the zero λ\lambda of det(1 −tv-tv). One has dim(Nλ_{\lambda}) =h=h.

The result of this exercise is to be compared with those of noo5^o5 of III, p. 77, which concern Banach spaces over R\mathbf{R} or C\mathbf{C}.

In what follows, K denotes the field R\mathbf{R} or C\mathbf{C} and all topological vector spaces are over K.

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