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Andrej Bauer
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Here are a few more consequences:

-The norm of T* equals the norm of T

-X reflexive and M closed in X implies M reflexive

-If X Banach then X* reflexive iff X is reflexive

-X* separable implies X separable

-If X Banach and T in B(X) then T invertible iff T* invertible

  • The norm of $T^*$ equals the norm of $T$
  • $X$ reflexive and $M$ closed in $X$ implies $M$ reflexive
  • If $X$ Banach then $X^*$ reflexive iff $X$ is reflexive
  • $X^*$ separable implies $X$ separable
  • If $X$ Banach and $T \in B(X)$ then $T$ invertible iff $T^*$ invertible

Here are a few more consequences:

-The norm of T* equals the norm of T

-X reflexive and M closed in X implies M reflexive

-If X Banach then X* reflexive iff X is reflexive

-X* separable implies X separable

-If X Banach and T in B(X) then T invertible iff T* invertible

Here are a few more consequences:

  • The norm of $T^*$ equals the norm of $T$
  • $X$ reflexive and $M$ closed in $X$ implies $M$ reflexive
  • If $X$ Banach then $X^*$ reflexive iff $X$ is reflexive
  • $X^*$ separable implies $X$ separable
  • If $X$ Banach and $T \in B(X)$ then $T$ invertible iff $T^*$ invertible
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Here are a few more consequences:

-The norm of T* equals the norm of T

-X reflexive and M closed in X implies M reflexive

-If X Banach then X* reflexive iff X is reflexive

-X* separable implies X separable

-If X Banach and T in B(X) then T invertible iff T* invertible