Measure, Integration & Real Analysis · Problem 10A.7

Linear Maps on Hilbert Spaces — Sheldon Axler

Mathematics — Measure Theory · inverse-map-continuous

Problem

Suppose VV is a Hilbert space and Inv⁡(V)\operatorname{Inv}(V) is the set of invertible bounded operators on VV. Think of Inv⁡(V)\operatorname{Inv}(V) as a metric space with the metric it inherits as a subset of B(V)\mathcal{B}(V). Show that T↦T−1T \mapsto T^{-1} is a continuous function from Inv⁡(V)\operatorname{Inv}(V) to Inv⁡(V)\operatorname{Inv}(V).

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