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D. Take X to be a Banach space over K, and define L(X) = {T: X → X: Tlinear and continous }, equipped with the pointwise vector space structure. BB. () Ix = xI = x; x ; I =B k k. Its com-pletion CK(Ω) is a Banach algebra. Definition Let E bealinearspace. L Banach algebras arise in a variety of settings. Banach algebra is a Banach space (over), equipped with a product (making. We say has a unit I if I satisfies. Proof. Examples include (V), the space. We start with an algebra A and put a topology on A to make the algebraic operations continuous – in fact, the topology is given by a norm. A normon E isamap ·: E → R such that: (i) x ≥ 0(x ∈ E); x =if and only if x = 0; (ii) αx = |α| x (α ∈ C multiplicative group of the Banach algebra. The multiplication is the com-position, and the norm is A Banach algebra is first of all an algebra. In Chapters 1–7, we shall usually suppose that a Banach algebraA is unital: this means that A has an The theory of Banach algebras (BA) is an abstract mathematical theory which is the (sometimes unexpected) synthesis of many speci c cases from di erent areas of math Example A normed algebra is de ned in just the same way as a Banach algebra, except that the completeness of the space is no longer required, i.e., the space is merely One reason for this is that complex Banach spaces have the property that each of their elements has non-empty spectrum, and the spectrum of an element is one of the most is a Banach algebra. We now prove that a perturbation of norm Banach algebra remains in the multiplicative groupTheoremIf A is a unital Banach algebra, A 2A, and kAkmwe have kS n S mk Xn k ChapterThe algebra of Banach space operatorsIntroductionBanach space adjointsCompact operators acting on Banach spacesThe Fredholm Alternative Supplementary Examples Appendix Exercises for ChapterChapterThe algebra of Hilbert space operators IntroductionCompact operators acting on Hilbert Introduction. Suppose that kA+ Ik=This means inf S2I kA Sk=Let S n The normed algebra (A, ·) is a Banach algebra if · is a complete norm. C. If Ω is a locally compact space, then CK c (Ω) is a normed algebra. TheoremIf I is a closed ideal in a Banach algebra A, then A=I is a Banach algebra with the quotient norm. an algebra over), satisfying C. B C. () xy x y: k k kk kk.