Linear Algebra Done Right · Problem 7F.24

Operators on Complex Vector Spaces — Sheldon Axler

Mathematics — Linear Algebra · operator-norms-unitary

Problem

Suppose T∈L(V)T \in \mathcal{L}(V) is invertible. Prove that ∥T−1∥=∥T∥−1  ⟺  T∥T∥ is a unitary operator.\|T^{-1}\| = \|T\|^{-1} \iff \frac{T}{\|T\|} \text{ is a unitary operator.}

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