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Mathematics, 02.03.2020 19:24 christhegreat1

On e2 (cf. 3.1-4) let the operator T: e2 e2 be defined by Tx = (gl + ig2, gl - ig2), where x = (gl, g2)' Find T*. Show that we have T*T= TT* = 2I. Find TI and T2 as defined in Prob. 4

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