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Resolvent-generated commutative algebra (σAT​​(T)=σB(X)​(T))

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The closed unital algebra generated by a bounded operator and all its resolvents is commutative, because the generators commute. It has exactly the original operator spectrum at that operator: all required inverses outside that spectrum were included, and an inverse in the smaller algebra is also an operator inverse. This permits commutative-algebra linear functional calculus without replacing the spectrum by the possibly larger spectrum of a polynomial-generated algebra.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2014 / iii / Paper 6 / 4 / Solution

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