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Invariant linear manifolds for CSL-algebras and nest algebras [PDF]
Every invariant linear manifold for a CSL-algebra, Alg L \operatorname {Alg} \mathcal {L} , is a closed subspace if, and only if, each non-zero projection in L \mathcal {L} is generated by finitely many atoms associated with the projection lattice. When
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Towards Light‐Weight Probabilistic Model Checking
Model checking has been extensively used to verify various systems. However, this usually has been done by experts who have a good understanding of model checking and who are familiar with the syntax of both modelling and property specification languages.
Savas Konur, Guiming Luo
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Spatiality of Derivations of Operator Algebras in Banach Spaces
Suppose that 𝒜 is a transitive subalgebra of B(X) and its norm closure 𝒜¯ contains a nonzero minimal left ideal ℐ. It is shown that if δ is a bounded reflexive transitive derivation from 𝒜 into B(X), then δ is spatial and implemented uniquely; that is, there exists T ∈ B(X) such that δ(A) = TA − AT for each A ∈ 𝒜, and the implementation T of δ is ...
Quanyuan Chen +2 more
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Compact solutions to an operator equation in nest and CSL algebras
Given a nest algebra \(\text{Alg }N\) of operators in a Hilbert space \(H\), the authors characterize the pairs \(X\), \(Y\) of operators on \(H\) for which there exists a compact element \(A\) in \(\text{Alg }N\) which satisfies the equation \(AX= Y\). They solve the same interpolation problem for a system of equations \(Ax_ i= y_ i\) \((i= 1,\dots, n)
Power, S. C. +2 more
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