Abstract
In this paper we describe families of those bounded linear operators that are simultaneously unitarily equivalent to integral operators with smooth Carleman kernels. The singleton case of the main result implies that every integral operator is unitarily equivalent to an integral operator having smooth Carleman kernel.
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