Riesz projection

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The Riesz projection is a linear operator in functional analysis that projects onto the invariant subspace associated with a portion of the spectrum of a bounded linear operator, defined via contour integration of its resolvent.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concept in functional analysis
linear operator
projection operator
actsOn Banach space
Hilbert space
appliesTo bounded linear operators on Banach spaces
associatedWith bounded linear operator
spectrum of an operator
belongsTo holomorphic functional calculus
belongsToTheory spectral theory of linear operators
canBeExtendedTo certain unbounded closed operators
commutesWith the operator T NERFINISHED
constructedUsing resolvent (zI - T)^{-1}
correspondsTo portion of the spectrum enclosed by Γ
definedBy contour integral of the resolvent
dependsOn choice of contour Γ
generalizes spectral projections for normal operators
hasAlternativeName spectral projection in the sense of Riesz
hasComplement I - P as projection onto complementary invariant subspace
hasDefinition P = (1/(2πi)) ∮_Γ (zI - T)^{-1} dz
hasKernel invariant subspace for T corresponding to complement of selected spectrum
hasNorm at least 1 unless trivial
hasProperty range equals direct sum of generalized eigenspaces for eigenvalues inside Γ (in finite dimensions)
hasRange invariant subspace for T
isBounded true
isIdempotent true
isLinear true
isOrthogonalProjection not necessarily
yes if T is normal on a Hilbert space and Γ selects part of spectrum
isSpectralProjection true
isWellDefinedIf spectrum inside Γ is isolated from rest of spectrum
Γ lies in the resolvent set of T
namedAfter Frigyes Riesz NERFINISHED
projectsOnto invariant subspace of an operator
spectral subspace
requires closed contour Γ in the resolvent set of T
resolvent to be analytic on and inside Γ
satisfies PT = TP
P^2 = P
spectrum of T|_{ker(P)} lies in complement of selected part of spectrum
spectrum of T|_{range(P)} lies in selected part of spectrum
usedFor decomposing a space into spectral subspaces
isolating eigenvalues and their generalized eigenspaces
spectral decomposition of bounded operators
usedIn Fredholm theory NERFINISHED
perturbation theory of linear operators
study of isolated eigenvalues of finite multiplicity

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Frigyes Riesz knownFor Riesz projection