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单词 ProofOfBasicCriterionForSelfadjointness
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proof of basic criterion for self-adjointness


  1. 1.

    (12) If A is self-adjoint and Ax=ix, then

    ix2=(ix,x)=(Ax,x)=(x,A*x)=(x,Ax)=(x,ix)=(ix,x)¯=-ix2,

    so x=0. Similarly we prove that Ax=-ix implies x=0. That A is closed follows from the fact that the adjoint of an operator is always closed.

  2. 2.

    (23) If 2 holds, then {0}=Ker(A*±i)*=Ker(Ai)*=Ran(Ai), so that RanAi is dense in . Also, since A is symmetric, for xD(A),

    (A+i)x2=Ax2+x2+(Ax,ix)+(ix,Ax)=Ax2+x2

    because (Ax,ix)=(x,iA*x)=(x,iAx)=-(ix,Ax).Hence x(A+i)x, so that given a sequence xnD(A) such that (A+i)xny, we have that {(A+i)xn} is a Cauchy sequenceMathworldPlanetmathPlanetmath and thus {xn} itself is a Cauchy sequence. Hence {xn} converges to some x and since A is closed it follows that xD(A) and (A+i)x=y. This proves that yRan(A+i), so that Ran(A+i) is closed (and similarly, Ran(A-i) is closed. Thus Ran(A±i)=.

  3. 3.

    (31) Suppose 3. If yD(A*), then there is xD(A) such that (A+i)x=(A*-i)y. Since A is symmetric, (A+i)x=(A*+i)x=(A-i)*x, so that (A*-i)(x-y)=0. But since Ker(A*-i)=Ran(A+i)={0}, it follows that x=y, so that yD(A). Hence D(A)=D(A*), and therefore A is self-adjoint.

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