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Inner product: Consider the set of all integrable functions on [a,b]. Determine whether <x,y>=x(a)y(a) is a suitable inner product. Kernel: Consider the integral operator L on C([a,b];R) defind by Lx=∫K(γ,t)x(γ)dγ (integral form a to b) where K is is a given continuous function, called Kernel of L. Show that L is a linear operator. 先謝謝各位 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 129.7.255.32 ※ 編輯: asdc20 來自: 129.7.255.32 (02/05 19:55)
willydp :1. No, an inner product should be p.d. 02/05 20:11
willydp :2. L is linear, bounded, and compact. It is easy. 02/05 20:14
herstein :因為積分線性運算 02/05 21:10