In this paper we use recent results [14] to establish various characterizations of the global minimum of the map where Ο : U β Cp is a map defined by Ο(X) = S+Ο(X), with Ο : B(H) β B(H) a linear map and S β Cp, and U = {X β B(H) : Ο(X) β Cp}. Further, we apply these results to characterize the oper
Global minimum and orthogonality in C1-classes
β Scribed by Salah Mecheri; Messaoud Bounkhel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 187 KB
- Volume
- 287
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-247X
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β¦ Synopsis
In this paper we characterize the global minimum of an arbitrary function defined on a Banach space, in terms of a new concept of derivatives adapted for our case from a recent work due to D.J. Keckic (J. Operator Theory, submitted for publication). Using these results we establish several new characterizations of the global minimum of the map F Ο : U β R + defined by F Ο (X) = Ο(X) 1 , where Ο : U β C 1 is a map defined by Ο(X) = S + Ο(X) and Ο : B(H ) β B(H ) is a linear map, S β C 1 , and U = {X β B(H ): Ο(X) β C 1 }. Further, we apply these results to characterize the operators which are orthogonal to the range of elementary operators.
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