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Let σ(T) = {λi}i = 1∞where the operator Tλi has ascent mi, let Pi, i = 1, 2,…, be the projection of H onto the generalized eigenspace N[[Tλi]mi] along R [[ Tλi]mi] and let S∞ and M∞ be the subspaces of H consisting of all xϵH such that x = ∑i = 1∞Pix and such that Pix = 0 for i = 1, 2,…, respectively.
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Then has finite ascent for all complex number.
Therefore, T − μ I has finite ascent and descent.
Therefore, T 1 − μ has finite ascent and descent.
On the other hand, since T2 - λ is invertible, clearly it has finite ascent and descent.
Hence T - λ has finite ascent and descent, and so λ ∈ E T).
So T − λ has finite ascent for all complex number λ by [[6], Theorem 4.1].
Therefore T-λ has finite ascent and descent, and so λ ∈ E T).
T − λ has finite ascent and descent, and hence, λ is apole of the resolvent of T, therefore, T ispolaroid.
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