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= Solution

The four claims below show that $I+T$ has a bounded inverse and that the <Cayley transform of a bounded accretive operator> is contractive. For an arbitrary $z\in X$, write $z=(I+T)x$. Then
$$
\|Sz\|=\|(I-T)x\|\leq\|(I+T)x\|=\|z\|.
$$
Taking the supremum over the unit ball gives
$$
\boxed{S=(I-T)(I+T)^{-1},\qquad\|S\|\leq1.}
$$

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