bonjour
dans ce lien je lis ceci
Indeed it is perfectly possible for an operator to be
“smaller than epsilon for any epsilon” without being
zero. This happens when the norm of the restriction of
the operator to subspaces of finite codimension tends
to zero when these subspaces decrease (under the natu-
ral filtration by inclusion). The corresponding operators
are called “compact” and they share with naive infini-
tesimals all the expected algebraic properties. Indeed
they form a two-sided ideal of the algebra of bounded
operators in Hilbert space and the only property of the
naive infinitesimal calculus that needs to be dropped is
the commutativity.
je vois un peu l'idée mais je ne trouve pas le théoreme mathématique utilisé
pourriez vous me l'indiquer?
merci
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