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Assume $T_n,T$ are bounded bijective linear operators $T_n to T$ pointwise. Show $T_n^{-1}to T^{-1}$ pointwise $iff$ $|T_n^{-1}|leq C$

Mathematics Asked on January 3, 2022

Assume $T_n,T$ are bounded bijective linear operators $X to Y$ and $T_n to T$ pointwise. Show $T_n^{-1}to T^{-1}$ pointwise $iff$ $|T_n^{-1}|leq C$

Note: $X,Y$ are banach spaces.

My proof:

Forward direction is uniform boundedness principle. Backwards:

Let us assume that $T_n^{-1}(y)not to T^{-1}(y)$ so there is a subsequence and $y$ s.t $|T_{n_k}^{-1}(y)- T^{-1}(y)|geq epsilon$. Now we know that $T_{n_k}(x)to T(x)$ and since $T^{-1}_{n}$ are uniformly boundaed we get that $|T^{-1}_{n_k}(T_{n_k}(x)-T(x))|<C|T_{n_k}(x)-T(x)|to 0$ Now just let $x=T^{-1}(y)$ and we arrive at contradiction. Is this correct? It seems roundabout in my opinon and there is probably more direct way to do it.

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You can do it directly without the contradiction. Let $yin Y$ be arbitrary. Since ${T_n}, T$ are assumed to be bijective functions, there exist $T^{-1}(y) = xin X$. We also have a sequence of vectors $T^{-1}_n(y) = x_n$. You noticed that $T^{-1}_n(T_n(x)) = x$ and $T^{-1}_n(T(x)) = T^{-1}_n(y) = x_n$. Hence $$begin{align*}|| T_n^{-1}(y) - T^{-1}(y) || = ||x_n - x || &= ||T^{-1}_n(T(x)) - T^{-1}_n(T_n(x)) ||\ &= ||T_n^{-1} (T(x) - T_n(x))||\ &leq C ||T(x) -T_n(x)||to 0 end{align*}$$ Since $T_nto T$ pointwise.

Answered by Andrew Shedlock on January 3, 2022

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