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Furthermore, Q is a continuous linear projector.
In fact, Q 1 is a continuous linear projector.
It is clear that Q is a continuous linear projector.
Similarly, the map Q 2 is a continuous linear projector.
Noting that Q is a linear projector, we have Z = Im Q ⊕ Ker Q.
Noting that Q is a linear projector, we have (Z= operatorname{Im}Qoplus operatorname{Ker}Q).
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Obviously, (P_{2}) and (Q_{2}) are continuous linear projectors satisfying (2.3).
Clearly, (P_{1}) and (Q_{1}) are continuous linear projectors.
In what follows, we will show that Q 1 and Q 2 are linear projectors.
Now, we have the linear isomorphism Λ: X1 → Y1 and the continuous linear projectors P: X → X1 and Q: Y → Y1 with KerQ = ImL and ImP = X1.
This means that there are continuous linear projectors (P: Xrightarrow X) and (Q: Yrightarrow Y) such that (operatorname{Im}P =ker L), (ker Q=operatorname{Im}L), (X=ker Loplusker P) and (Y=operatorname{Im} Loplus operatorname{Im} Q).
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