Let F be a subfield of the complex numbers and let T, D be the transformations on F[x] defined by
T(i=0∑ncixi)=i=0∑n1+icixi+1
and
D(i=0∑ncixi)=i=1∑nicixi−1.
((a)) Show that T is a non-singular linear operator on F[x]. Show also that T is not invertible.
((b)) Show that D is a linear operator on F[x] and find its null space.
((c)) Show that DT=I, and TD=I.
((d)) Show that T[(Tf)g]=(Tf)(Tg)−T[f(Tg)] for all f, g in F[x].
((e)) State and prove a rule for D similar to the one given for T in (d).
((f)) Suppose V is a non-zero subspace of F[x] such that Tf belongs to V for each f in V. Show that V is not finite-dimensional.
((g)) Suppose V is a finite-dimensional subspace of F[x]. Prove there is an integer m≥0 such that Dmf=0 for each f in V.