Strict isometries of arbitrary orders
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- Examples of m-isometric tuples of operators on a Hilbert space
- The n-inverses of a matrix
- Some results on higher orders quasi-isometries
- Structures of left \(n\)-invertible operators and their applications
- \(m\)-Isometric tensor products
- When is the elementary operator of length one an n-isometry?
- Structure and applications of n-quasi exponentially m-isometric operators
- Exploring the spectral properties of multivariable (m,n)-isosymmetric operators
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