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Resolvent of an operator (R(z,A)=(zI−A)−1)

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For a closed linear operator A, the resolvent is the bounded inverse (zI−A)−1 when z lies in the resolvent set of an operator. This definition includes unbounded A. It specializes to the resolvent of an element when A is an element of a Banach algebra.

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