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Factor the perturbed operator on $D(A)$ asSincethe Neumann series makes $I+B{A}^{-1}$ invertible. Therefore $0\notin \mathrm{Sp}(A+B)$ andThe geometric-series bound gives

Now choose a bounded open neighborhood $U$ of the isolated spectral component $X$ such thatand $\overline{U}$ meets no other component of the spectrum. Compactness of $\partial U$ givesFor all sufficiently large $n$, $\Vert B_n\Vert M<1$. Applying the first part to $A-zI$ shows uniformly that $\partial U\subset \rho (A+B_n)$.

The corresponding Riesz projections areThe resolvent identity and the uniform Neumann bound imply $\Vert P_n-P\Vert \to 0$. The projection $P$ is nonzero because $U$ contains the nonempty spectral component $X$. Projections at distance less than one have isomorphic ranges, so $P_n\ne 0$ for large $n$. Therefore $A+B_n$ has spectrum inside $U$, and any such point $z$ satisfies $\mathrm{dist}(z,X)<ϵ$. Thusfor every sufficiently large $n$.