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Title: CLASSES OF OPERATORS ON BANACH SPACES
Authors: SINGH, SHAGUN
SAWAN
Keywords: CLASSES OF OPERATORS
BANACH SPACES
BOUNDED LINEAR OPERATOR
SELF-ADJOINT OPERATORS
Issue Date: May-2023
Series/Report no.: TD-6712;
Abstract: The studyaof operators on Banach spaces formsaa fundamental branch of functional analysis, with broad applicationsain various areas of mathematics and physics. This abstract providesaan overview of different classes of operators that arise in the contextaof Banach spaces. First, we introduce the notion of a bounded linearaoperator, which is a fun damental class of operators on Banach spaces. Boundedalinear operators pos sess important properties such asacontinuity and preservation of vector space operations, making themaessential in the study of linear transformationsa. Next, we delve into more specialized classes of operators, starting withacompact operators. Compact operators are characterized by their ability to mapabounded sets to relatively compact sets, playing aasignificant role in the theory of inte gralaequations, spectral analysis, and compactness aarguments. We then explore the realm of self-adjoint operators,awhich are operators that coincide with theiraadjoints. Self-adjoint operators possess real spectra and haveaapplications in quantum mechanics, where they correspond to ob servablesawith real eigenvalues. Moving further, we discuss the class of normalaoperators, which generalize self-adjoint operators and include bothaself-adjoint and unitary operators as special cases. Normal operatorsahave a rich spectral theory and arise naturally in areas such as quantum mechanicsaand signal processing. Additionally, we touch upon the class of positiveaoperators, which are oper ators that preserve positivity. Positiveaoperators have connections toaoperator algebras, functional analysis, andathe theory of partial differentialaequations. Lastly, we examine theaconcept of bounded invertible operators, known iv as isomorphisms,awhich establish bijective mappings betweenaBanach spaces. Isomorphisms play a central roleain the study of isomorphic properties, such as the Banachaspace isomorphism theorems and isomorphic embeddings. Throughoutathisaabstract, we highlight the interplayabetween different classes of operators onaBanach spaces, emphasizing their properties,aapplications, and connections toaother areas ofamathematics and physics.aUnderstanding thesea various classes of operatorsais crucial for developing advanced techniques in functional analysis and forainvestigating problemsaacross diverse scientific dis ciplines.
URI: http://dspace.dtu.ac.in:8080/jspui/handle/repository/20179
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