2021
DOI: 10.1007/s11117-021-00825-6
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a-Numerical range on $$C^*$$-algebras

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“…The next lemma shows that T ∈ B A 1∕2 (H) , then V A (T) can be expressed as an intersection of the closed discs D( , ‖T − I‖ a ), ( ∈ ℂ) . This property has recently been proven in [8]. However, here we present a quick and different proof.…”
Section: Accordingly T(n(a)) ⊂ N(a) Also Following the Prooflines Of [13 Theorem 3] It Is Easy To See That Cl(w A (T)) = Cl(w( T))mentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…The next lemma shows that T ∈ B A 1∕2 (H) , then V A (T) can be expressed as an intersection of the closed discs D( , ‖T − I‖ a ), ( ∈ ℂ) . This property has recently been proven in [8]. However, here we present a quick and different proof.…”
Section: Accordingly T(n(a)) ⊂ N(a) Also Following the Prooflines Of [13 Theorem 3] It Is Easy To See That Cl(w A (T)) = Cl(w( T))mentioning
confidence: 72%
“…for operators in B A 1∕2 (H) that we are going to use frequently throughout the rest of this paper. The proof can be found in [3,8].…”
Section: Preliminaries and Auxiliary Resultsmentioning
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“…Recently, Bourhim and Mabrouk in [11] introduced and studied a-numerical range and a-numerical radius of elements in C * -algebras. Also, the authors in [4] continued the work on the a-numerical range and the a-numerical radius.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%