“…If such x exists, it is unique, and denote it by a # ○ . Recently, many authors have studied core and core-EP inverses from many different views, e.g., [5,7,8,14,17,24,27,28,31].…”
We introduce a new generalized inverse, called generalized core inverse in a Banach *-algebra. This new inverse is an extension of weak core inverse defined for complex square matrix and bounded linear operators over Hilbert spaces. We present various characterizations of this new inverse. The relationship between the generalized core inverse and other generalized inverses is investigated. Finally, we consider the necessary and sufficient conditions under which generalized core inverse and generalized core-EP inverse coincide with each other in a Banach *-algebra.
“…If such x exists, it is unique, and denote it by a # ○ . Recently, many authors have studied core and core-EP inverses from many different views, e.g., [5,7,8,14,17,24,27,28,31].…”
We introduce a new generalized inverse, called generalized core inverse in a Banach *-algebra. This new inverse is an extension of weak core inverse defined for complex square matrix and bounded linear operators over Hilbert spaces. We present various characterizations of this new inverse. The relationship between the generalized core inverse and other generalized inverses is investigated. Finally, we consider the necessary and sufficient conditions under which generalized core inverse and generalized core-EP inverse coincide with each other in a Banach *-algebra.
“…We use A # ⃝ to denote the set of all core invertible elements in A. The core inverse has been studied by many authors from different point of views (see [1,17,18,19,22,24,25]).…”
We investigate necessary and sufficient conditions under which the differences and products of two projections are generalized core-EP in-vertible. Then we present the representation of generalized core-EP inverse in a Banach *-algebra element by using related projections. Moreover, ex-pressions involving projections for the generalized core-EP inverse are given in a symmetric Banach *-algebra.
“…It has interesting applications of resistance distances to the bipartiteness of graphs (see [15]). Many authors have studied group invertibility from many different views, e.g., [2,3,4,5,6,12,13,14,17,18]. It was also extensively investigated under the concept "strongly regularity" in ring theory (see [7]).…”
We present new additive results for the group invertibility in a ring. Then we apply our results to block operator matrices over Banach spaces and derive the existence of group inverses of 2 × 2 block operator matrices. These generalize many known results, e.g.,
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