Bourbaki

Exercise 6, § 5

Tag 037H, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 037H].

Spectral Theories, IV, p. 354

Let E and F be Hilbert spaces. Let uu be a closed partial operator with dense domain from E into F. Let λ∈C∗\lambda \in \mathbf{C}^* belonging to the resolvent set of the self-adjoint operator u∗∘uu^*\circ u on E (cf. Prop. 12 of IV, p. 241).

a) Show that the partial operator u∘u∗u\circ u^* from F into F is self-adjoint.

b) Show that for every vector x∈x\in dom(u∗u^*), the vector

y=(1F+u∘R(u∗∘u,λ)∘u∗)x y= (1_F+u\circ R(u^*\circ u, \lambda )\circ u^*)x

belong to dom(u∘u∗u\circ u^*), and that the formula

(u∘u∗−λ1F)y=x (u\circ u^*-\lambda 1_F)y=x

holds.

c) Show that the partial operator u∘R(u∗∘u,λ)∘u∗u\circ R(u^*\circ u, \lambda )\circ u^* has dense domain, and is continuous on its domain.

d) Show that the partial operator u∘u∗−λ1Fu\circ u^*-\lambda 1_F is surjective.

e) Show that λ∉\lambda \notin Sp(u∘u∗u\circ u^*).

f) Prove the identity

λR(u∘u∗,λ)−u∘R(u∗∘u,λ)∘u∗=1F \lambda R(u\circ u^*, \lambda )-u\circ R(u^*\circ u, \lambda )\circ u^*= 1_F

in L(F)\mathscr{L}(F) (where u∘R(u∗∘u,λ)∘u∗u\circ R(u^*\circ u, \lambda )\circ u^* denotes, by abuse of notation, the endomorphism of F which coincides with this partial operator on its domain, cf. question c)).

g) Show that one has the relation

u∗∘R(u∘u∗,λ)⊂R(u∗∘u,λ)∘u∗ u^*\circ R(u\circ u^*, \lambda )\subset R(u^*\circ u, \lambda )\circ u^*

h) Show that the partial operator uu defines by passing to subspaces an isomorphism of Ker(u∗∘u−λ1Eu^*\circ u-\lambda 1_E) onto Ker(u∘u∗−λ1Fu\circ u^*-\lambda 1_F).

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