Let V be an inner product space, and let T and U be linear operators on V. Then (a) (T + U)∗= T∗+ U∗ (b) (cT)= cT∗ for any c ∈F (c) (TU)∗= U∗T∗ (d) T∗∗= T (e) I∗= I.
Let V be an inner product space, and let T and U be linear operators on V. Then (a) (T + U)∗= T∗+ U∗ (b) (cT)= cT∗ for any c ∈F (c) (TU)∗= U∗T∗ (d) T∗∗= T (e) I∗= I.
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Let V be an inner product space, and let T and U be linear operators on V. Then
(a) (T + U)∗= T∗+ U∗
(b) (cT)= cT∗ for any c ∈F
(c) (TU)∗= U∗T∗
(d) T∗∗= T (e) I∗= I.
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