Zameddin I. ismailov, Pembe ipek al

Accretive Canonical Type Quasi-Differential Operators for First Order

In this work, using the method Calkin-Gorbachuk all maximal accretive extensions of the minimaloperator generated by linear canonical type quasi-differential operator expression in the weighted Hilbert spaceof the vector functions defined at right semi-axis are described. Lastly, geometry of spectrum set of these typeextensions will be investigated.

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