9. Show that a bounded linear operator T: H–→H on a Hilbert space H has a finite dimensional range if and only if T can be represented in the form Tx = 2 (x, v;)w; [v, w, e H]. j=1

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9. Show that a bounded linear operator T: H– →H on a Hilbert space
H has a finite dimensional range if and only if T can be represented in
the form
Tx=
j=1
E (x, v,)w;
[v, w, e H].
Transcribed Image Text:9. Show that a bounded linear operator T: H– →H on a Hilbert space H has a finite dimensional range if and only if T can be represented in the form Tx= j=1 E (x, v,)w; [v, w, e H].
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