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Fredholm solvability condition for a self-adjoint operator

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For a self-adjoint operator L, solving Lu=f requires f to be orthogonal to every v∈kerL, because ⟨v,Lu⟩=⟨Lv,u⟩=0. When the range is closed, this condition is also sufficient: (ranL)⊥=kerL and closedness gives ranL=(kerL)⊥. In finite dimensions the range is automatically closed. This Fredholm solvability condition determines amplitude equations by projecting perturbative forcing onto critical eigenfunctions.

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