Logarithms of moduli of inversible elements of a Banach algebra
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Abstract
The isomorphism of a separable Banach algebra of continuous functions with C(X) is deduced from the properties of the set of logarithms of moduli of invertible elements of the algebra.
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Continuous Function Banach Algebra Invertible Element Inversible Element
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