Bourbaki

Exercise 38, § 5

Tag 038D, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 038D].

Spectral Theories, IV, p. 369

Let uu be a partial operator in a complex Hilbert space E.

a) Suppose that uu is a positive symmetric operator. Let F(u)F(u) be the Friedrichs extension of uu and let qq be the positive partial form associated with F(u)F(u). Now prove that F(u)F(u) is the unique self-adjoint extension of uu whose domain is contained in dom(qq).

b) Suppose that uu is a closed partial operator with dense domain. Let qq be the positive partial form of domain dom(uu) defined by q(x,y)=⟨u(x)∣u(y)⟩q(x, y) =\langle u(x)|u(y)\rangle. Prove that the self-adjoint partial operator representing qq is v=u∗uv=u^*u.

c) Suppose that uu is symmetric and that u2u^2 has dense domain. The partial operator u2u^2 is symmetric and positive; the Friedrichs extension of u2u^2 is equal to u∗uu^*u.

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