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in embry'sIn Embry's 1973 and douglas'Douglas' 1966 papers the hilbertHilbert space condition AA* < lambda^2 BB*$AA^* < \lambda^2 BB^*$ about the adjoints is replaced by the following equivalent banachBanach type of condition: ||A|| < lambda ||B||$\|A\| < \lambda \|B\|$, so that the whole exotic question of banachBanach space adjoints A*:X-->X$A^* : X \to X$ analogous to hilbertHilbert space adjoints is avoided.

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in embry's 1973 and douglas' 1966 papers the hilbert space condition AA* < lambda^2 BB* about the adjoints is replaced by the following equivalent banach type of condition: ||A|| < lambda ||B||, so that the whole exotic question of banach space adjoints A*:X-->X analogous to hilbert space adjoints is avoided.

on the other hand, if A:X-->Y the banach space adjoint defined as A*:Y-->X using duality theory does play an important role in the results of douglas and embry. embry's is accessible on the free internet and is easy to read.

In Embry's 1973 and Douglas' 1966 papers the Hilbert space condition $AA^* < \lambda^2 BB^*$ about the adjoints is replaced by the following equivalent Banach type of condition: $\|A\| < \lambda \|B\|$, so that the whole exotic question of Banach space adjoints $A^* : X \to X$ analogous to Hilbert space adjoints is avoided.

On the other hand, if $A:X \to Y$, the Banach space adjoint defined as $A^* : Y^* \to X^*$ using duality theory does play an important role in the results of Douglas and Embry. Embry's is accessible on the free internet and is easy to read.

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in embry's 1973 and douglas' 1966 papers the hilbert space condition AA* < lambda^2 BB* about the adjoints is replaced by the following equivalent banach type of condition: ||A|| < lambda ||B||, so that the whole exotic question of banach space adjoints A*:X-->X analogous to hilbert space adjoints is avoided.

on the other hand, if A:X-->Y the banach space adjoint defined as A*:Y-->X using duality theory does play an important role in the results of douglas and embry. embry's is accessible on the free internet and is easy to read.