Bourbaki

Exercise 2, § 5

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Spectral Theories, III, p. 125

Let EE be a Banach space of infinite dimension and u∈L(E)u\in \mathscr{L}(E). We denote by S(u)S(u) the set of complex numbers λ\lambda such that there exist a real number δ>0\delta >0 and a subspace F of finite codimension of E such that ∥u(x)−λx∥⩾δ∥x∥\|u(x)-\lambda x\|\geqslant \delta \|x\| for all x∈Fx\in F.

a) The set S(u)S(u) is open in C\mathbf{C} and contains the complement in C\mathbf{C} of the spectrum of uu.

b) If λ∈S(u)\lambda \in S(u), the endomorphism u−λ1Eu-\lambda 1_E has a closed image and a kernel of finite dimension.

c) The complement F(u)=C−S(u)F(u) =\mathbf{C}-S(u) is not empty. (Now prove that an element of Spe(u)_e(u) of maximal modulus belongs to F(u).F(u).)

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