4. Show that for any bounded linear operator T on H, the operators T₁=1/√(T+T*) and T₁=1 (1 == (T-T*) 2i are self-adjoint. Show that T = T₁+iT₂, T* = T₁-iT₂. Show uniqueness, that is, T₁+iT₂ = S₁+iS₂ implies S₁ = T₁ and S₂ T₂; here, S₁ and S₂ are self-adjoint by assumption.

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4. Show that for any bounded linear operator T on H, the operators
1
T₁
(T+T*)
and
T₁-(T
=
(T-T*)
2i
are self-adjoint. Show that
T = T₁+iT₂,
T* = T₁-iT₂.
Show uniqueness, that is, T₁+iT₂=S₁+iS₂ implies S₁ = T₁ and
S₂ T₂; here, S₁ and S₂ are self-adjoint by assumption.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Show that for any bounded linear operator T on H, the operators 1 T₁ (T+T*) and T₁-(T = (T-T*) 2i are self-adjoint. Show that T = T₁+iT₂, T* = T₁-iT₂. Show uniqueness, that is, T₁+iT₂=S₁+iS₂ implies S₁ = T₁ and S₂ T₂; here, S₁ and S₂ are self-adjoint by assumption.
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