(a) Show that T is linear.(b) Find the range R(T) of T.(c) Find the null space N(T) of T. 1.* Let H be a separable Hilbert space, and (en) C H a total orthonormal sequence in H. LetT: H → H be the right shift operator, defined asTx = >(x, en-1)enfor every x =:>(x, en)en-n=2n=1Note that, in particular, we haveTen = en+1»for every n E N.

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Let H be a separable Hilbert space, and (en) c H a total orthonormal sequence in H. Let T: H → H be the right shift operator, defined as Tx = >(x, en-1)en for every x = > (x, en)en- n=2 n=1 Note that, in particular, we have Te, = en+1» for every n e N.