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accretive operator

accretive operator

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(mathematics)
A linear operator T defined on a subspace D of a Hilbert space which satisfies the following condition: the real part of the inner product of Tu with u is nonnegative for all u belonging to D.
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Then, the ((3 - 2K - [K.sub.1])/(3 - K))-strongly accretive operator (I - T) satisfies
Note that if G is an accretive operator on [L.sub.2e]([R.sub.+]; [R.sup.p]) then [(Gx - Gy, x - y).sub.T] [greater than or equal to] 0 for each x, y [member of] D(G).
[7] Let A be an m accretive operator and g [member of] [L.sup.1]([0, T]; E).
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An accretive operator A is said to be maximal accretive if there is no proper accretive extension of A.
Let [Q.sub.C] be a sunny nonexpansive retraction from E onto C and let A be an accretive operator of C into E.
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