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Let $T\neq\text{id}$$G$ be a positive invertiblel.c. group and $f$ belong to $C_c(G)$, the space of continuous functions with compact support. Define an operator$T_f$ on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space$L^2(G)$ by $T_f(g)=f*g$ (the convolution product). CanIf $\|T\|$$T_f$ is positive and invertible, could $\|T_f\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$$T_f$?

Let $T\neq\text{id}$ be a positive invertible operator on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Can $\|T\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$?

Let $G$ be a l.c. group and $f$ belong to $C_c(G)$, the space of continuous functions with compact support. Define an operator$T_f$ on $L^2(G)$ by $T_f(g)=f*g$ (the convolution product). If $T_f$ is positive and invertible, could $\|T_f\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T_f$?

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Let $T$$T\neq\text{id}$ be a positive invertible operator on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Can $\|T\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$?

Let $T$ be a positive invertible operator on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Can $\|T\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$?

Let $T\neq\text{id}$ be a positive invertible operator on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Can $\|T\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$?

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Point spectrum of a positive invertible operator

Let $T$ be a positive invertible operator on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. Can $\|T\|$ belong to the point spectrum of $T$?