cohyponormal
cohyponormal adjective: a linear operator whose adjoint is hyponormal.
Adjective
cohyponormal (not comparable)
- A linear operator whose adjoint is hyponormal.
- If A#42;A#92;geAA#42; or, equivalently, #124;#92;#33;#124;Ah#124;#92;#33;#124;#92;ge#124;#92;#33;#124;A#42;h#124;#92;#33;#124; for all vectors h, then A is said to be a hyponormal operator. An operator A is said to be cohyponormal if A#42; is hyponormal.2015, Mahsa Fatehi, Mahmood Haji Shaabani, “Normal, cohyponormal and normaloid weighted composition operators on the Hardy and weighted Bergman spaces”, in arXiv
Origin of cohyponormal
From co- + hyponormal.
Words formed from cohyponormal
Questions about cohyponormal
- What does cohyponormal mean?
- Cohyponormal means a linear operator whose adjoint is hyponormal.
- What part of speech is cohyponormal?
- Cohyponormal is an adjective.
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