Almost Every Quasinilpotent Hilbert Space Operator is a Universal Quasinilpotent

DOI10.2307/2042835zbMATH Open0401.47003OpenAlexW4230423242MaRDI QIDQ4185366FDOQ4185366

Authors: Domingo A. Herrero 

Publication date: 1978

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2042835

zbMATH Keywords

Calkin AlgebraSimilarity OrbitUniversal Quasinilpotent Operator

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

General (adjoints, conjugates, products, inverses, domains, ranges, etc.) (47A05) Structure theory of linear operators (47A65)

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Cited In (7)

• Invariant subspaces of idempotents on Hilbert spaces
• On quasinilpotent operators and the invariant subspace problem
• The Volterra operator is a compact universal quasinilpotent
• On multicyclic operators
• Operators that are points of spectral continuity. III
• On the hyperinvariant subspace problem
• Power set and invariant subspaces of cyclic quasinilpotent operators

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