A characterization of an isomorphism
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- Linear maps on operator algebras that preserve elements annihilated by a polynomial
- Linear maps preserving idempotency of products or triple Jordan products of operators
- Linear maps preserving idempotent operators
- Linear maps preserving products of positive or Hermitian matrices
- Linear maps that preserve matrices annihilated by a polynomial
- Maps preserving operator pairs whose products are projections
- Maps preserving the dimension of fixed points of products of operators
- Maps preserving the fixed points of sum of operators
- Maps preserving the idempotency of products of operators
- Maps preserving the nilpotency of products of operators
- Zero-product preserving additive maps on symmetric operator spaces and self-adjoint operator spaces
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(7)- AN ISOMORPHISM PROBLEM
- Linear operators on polynomials preserving roots in open circular domains
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3989686 (Why is no real title available?)
- The strength of the isomorphism property
- A First-Order Isomorphism Theorem
- Maps preserving the coincidence points of operators
- Un isomorphisme de Suslin
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