Functional Analysis II Final Test, 4.02.2012 Funktionalanalysis II Endklausur, 4.02.2012



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Winter Term 2011-2012 Functional Analysis II Final Test, 4.02.2012 Funktionalanalysis II Endklausur, 4.02.2012 Name:/Name: Matriculation number:/matrikelnr.: Semester:/Fachsemester: Degree course:/studiengang: Bachelor PO 2007 Lehramt Gymnasium (modularisiert) Bachelor PO 2010 Lehramt Gymnasium (nicht modularisiert) Diplom Master TMP Major:/Hauptfach: Mathematik Wirtschaftsm. Informatik Physik Statistik Minor:/Nebenfach: Mathematik Wirtschaftsm. Informatik Physik Statistik Credits needed for:/anrechnung der Credit Points für das: Hauptfach Nebenfach (Bachelor/Master) Extra solution sheets submitted:/zusätzlich abgegebene Lösungsblätter: Yes No problem 1 2 3 4 5 6 total points 10 10 10 10 10 10 60 scored points homework bonus final test performance total performance FINAL MARK INSTRUCTIONS: This booklet is made of sixteen pages, including the cover, numbered from 1 to 16. The test consists of six problems. Each problem is worth the number of points specified in the table above. 50 points are counted as 100% performance in this test. You are free to attempt any problem and collect partial credits. The only material that you are allowed to use is black or blue pens/pencils and one hand-written, two-sided, A4-paper cheat sheet (Spickzettel). You cannot use your own paper: should you need more paper, raise your hand and you will be given extra sheets. Prove all your statements or refer to the standard material discussed in class. Work individually. Write with legible handwriting. You may hand in your solution in English or in German. Put your name on every sheet you hand in. You have 120 minutes. GOOD LUCK! 1

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Fill in the form here below only if you need the certificate (Schein). UNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN ZEUGNIS Dieser Leistungsnachweis entspricht auch den Anforderungen nach Abs. Nr. Buchstabe LPO I nach Abs. Nr. Buchstabe LPO I Der / Die Studierende der Herr / Frau aus geboren am in hat im WiSe Halbjahr 2011-2012 meine Übungen zur Funktionalanalysis II mit Er / Sie hat schriftliche Arbeiten geliefert, die mit ihm / ihr besprochen wurden. besucht. MÜNCHEN, den 4 Februar 2012 3

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Name PROBLEM 1. (10 points) Consider the bounded linear operator T : L 2 [0,1] L 2 [0,1] defined by (Tf)(x) := 1 0 [ 4(cos2π(x y)) 3 3cos2π(x y) ] f(y)dy for a.e. x [0,1]. (i) Prove that T is compact and self-adjoint. (ii) Write a spectral decomposition of T, i.e., produce an orthonormal system {e n } n of L 2 [0,1] and a collection {λ n } n of non-zero numbers such that T = n λ n e n, e n. (iii) Argue for which λ C the equation Tf = e 2012x +λf (as an identity in L 2 [0,1]) admits solutions f L 2 [0,1]. Prove your statement. SOLUTION: 5

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 1 (CONTINUATION): 6

Name PROBLEM 2. (10 points) Let X be a Banach space and let T : X X be a bounded linear map. Denote by T the Banach adjoint of T and by σ p (T) and σ r (T) respectively the point spectrum and residual spectrum of T. (i) Prove that λ σ r (T) λ σ p (T ). (ii) Prove that λ σ p (T) either λ σ p (T ) or λ σ r (T ). SOLUTION: 7

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 2 (CONTINUATION): 8

Name PROBLEM 3. (10 points) Let A be a bounded, self-adjoint linear operator on a Hilbert space H. Assume that [0,1] σ(a) and that A admits a cyclic vector in H. Denote by {E Ω } Ω the projection-valued measure associated with A. Compute E Ω A when (i) Ω = [ 1 4, 1 2 ), (ii) Ω = [ 1 4, 1 3 ) ((1 3, 1 2 ] Q). SOLUTION: 9

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 3 (CONTINUATION): 10

Name PROBLEM 4 (10 points). Let A be a bounded, self-adjoint linear operator on a Hilbert space H. Denote by {E Ω } Ω the projection-valued measure associated with A. Set Ω n := {λ R : λ 1 }, n N, and n assume that E Ωn has finite rank n N, that is, dimr(e Ωn ) < n N. (R(T) denotes the range of the operator T.) Prove that A is compact. SOLUTION: 11

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 4 (CONTINUATION): 12

Name PROBLEM 5. (10 points) On the Hilbert space L 2 [0,1] consider the operator A whose domain and action are D(A) := { f C 2 ([0,1]) : f(0) = f(1),f (0) = f (1) }, (Af)(x) := f (x) x [0,1]. (i) Prove that A is symmetric. (ii) Find an orthonormal basis of L 2 [0,1] consisting of eigenfunctions of A. (iii) Prove that A is essentially self-adjoint and find σ(a) (the spectrum of the closure of A). SOLUTION: 13

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 5 (CONTINUATION): 14

Name PROBLEM 6. (10 points) Let A be a densely defined (possibly unbounded), self-adjoint operator in a Hilbert space H. Denote by {E Ω } Ω the projection-valued measure associated with A. Let ψ 1,...,ψ N be N linearly independent vectors in the domain of A and let µ R be such that ψ,aψ < µ ψ 2 for any non-zero element ψ span{ψ 1,...,ψ N }. Show that dimr(e (,µ] ) N. (R(T) denotes the range of an operator T.) SOLUTION: 15

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 6 (CONTINUATION): 16