From definition we have ||T(x)||≤∣∣T∣∣⋅∣∣x∣∣ for any x∈X
Let a be eigenvalue of T, then ∃x∈X,∣∣x∣∣=0 such that T(x)=a⋅x
Therefore ||T(x)||=||a⋅ x||=|a|⋅ ||x||≤∣∣T∣∣⋅∣∣x∣∣
Dividing both parts on value ||x||>0 we will have:
|a|≤ ||T||, proof is done.
Statement |a|<||T|| is not true in the general case because if X0 ={λ⋅x,λ∈R }, TX0(y)=a⋅y,y∈X0 we have ||T||=|a|.
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