The C-star identity is the norm axiom ∥a∗a∥=∥a∥2. It implies that the involution is isometric and that a normal element has norm equal to its spectral radius.
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- Algebra involution
- Banach star-algebra
- C-star algebra
- C-star isomorphism
- C-star subalgebra
- C-star unitization by left multiplication
- Injective C-star homomorphism is isometric
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