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Separation of two (possibly unbounded) components of the spectrum of a linear operator

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LetX be a complex Banach space andA: D(A)→X a densely defined closed linear operator whose resolvent set contains the real line and for which ‖λ(λ−A)−1‖ is bounded onR. We give a necessary and sufficient condition, in terms of the complex powers ofA and −A, for the existence of a decompositionX=X +X , whereX ± are closed subspaces, invariant forA, the spectra of the reduced operatorsA ± are {λ∈σ(A);Imλ>0} and {λ∈σ(A);Imλ<0} respectively, and ‖λ(λ−A ±)−1‖ is bounded forImλ≶0.

Finally we give an example of an operator in anL p-type space for which the decomposition exists if 1<p<+∞ and does not exist ifp=1.

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Dore, G., Venni, A. Separation of two (possibly unbounded) components of the spectrum of a linear operator. Integr equ oper theory 12, 470–485 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01199455

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