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1.2. The vanishing interior of the spectrum

  • Studies in Linear Operators and Function Theory. 99 Unsolved Problems in Linear and Complex Analysis Chapter 2. Banach Algebras
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Murphy, G.J., West, T.T. 1.2. The vanishing interior of the spectrum. J Math Sci 26, 2111–2112 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01221493

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