Weyl's theorem for totally hereditarily normaloid operators (Q2569868)

An operator \(T\) satisfies Weyl's theorem if the only values of \(\mu\) in the spectrum of \(T\) such that the Fredholm index of \(T-\mu I\) is zero are eigenvalues of \(T\) of finite geometric multiplicity. Many classes of operators with various hyponormality conditions satisfy Weyl's theorem. The paper under review proves Weyl's property for a wider class of algebraically totally hereditarily normaloids. These are operators \(T\) for which there exists a nonzero polynomial \(p\) such that any invertible restriction of \(p(T)\) to its invariant subspace is a normaloid.