On some problems of M. Z. Nashed on outer inverses (Q1072073): Difference between revisions

Let X, Y be Banach spaces and let L(X,Y) consists of all linear bounded operators mapping X into Y. Main results: 1) Every \(A\in L(X,Y)\) has a bounded outer inverse, i.e. there exists a \(B\in L(Y,X)\) such that \(BAB=B.\) 2) \(A\in L(X,Y)\) has an outer inverse B such that dim BY\(=+\infty\) if and only if there exists a subspace \(X_ 0\subset X\) such that dim \(X_ 0=+\infty\), \(AX_ 0\) is complemented in Y and \(X_ 0\cap \ker A=\{0\}\).