2013
DOI: 10.1002/mma.2961
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On the M-essential spectra of two-group transport equations

Abstract: In this paper, we deal with the M‐essential spectra of unbounded linear operators in Banach spaces where some generalizations of earlier work are given. Furthermore, we give an application from transport theory. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…More specific perturbations results are stated until the paper where they are used to describe the Fredholm, right and left Fredholm perturbations of the difference between the resolvents of two block operator matrices which ensure the stability on their M -essential spectra under weaker conditions than proved in the papers of [4,14,25]. All the results are new and…”
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“…More specific perturbations results are stated until the paper where they are used to describe the Fredholm, right and left Fredholm perturbations of the difference between the resolvents of two block operator matrices which ensure the stability on their M -essential spectra under weaker conditions than proved in the papers of [4,14,25]. All the results are new and…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , 6 (see Section 4 in [25] for more details) with Eq. (2), we obtain the following result for the M j -essential right and left spectra for j = 1, 4 of the operators T 1 and S λ as: which ends this proof.…”
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“…Proof Let λρfalse(Afalse)ρfalse(Dfalse), then Lλ(λA)1:=Lλ˜(λA)1(λD)1K21(λA)1 and Kλ:=Kλ˜(λA)1K12. Since {}κ21false(x,.,ξfalse)false|ξfalse|,3.0235ptfalse(x,ξfalse)false[a,afalse]×false[1,1false] is a relatively weak compact subset of L 1 ((−1,1), d ξ ), and K 12 defines a regular operator, then it follows from Lemma in Walha that K 21 ( λ − A ) −1 and ( λ − A ) −1 K 12 are 2 weak compact operators on X 1 . According to Lemma , one has IijscriptWfalse(X1false), KkscriptKfalse(X1false)scriptWfalse(X1false), and RkscriptKfalse(X1false)scriptWfalse(X1false). Then, we infer that trueLλ˜scriptWfalse(X1false) and trueKλ˜scriptWfalse(X1fal...…”
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