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Unit Test – Functional Analysis Marks: 30

1. Let 1 < p <  and let f , g  LP (x), then Minkowski’s inequality is

A) ║f . g║p  ║f║p ║g║p B) ║f + g║p  ║f║p + ║g║p
C) ║f║p - ║g║p  ║f║p + ║g║p D) ║f║p + ║g║p  ║f║p - ║g║p
2. Consider a linear map F: X  Y . Z (F) = {x  X : F(x) = 0} of X is called …..
A) the range space of X B) the zero space of X
C) an equivalent space of X D) a quadric space of X
3. If 1  p <  m then LP is ……
A) conjugate B) connected C) complete D) compact
4. “Let < . > be an inner product on a linear space X, for x  X, define ║x║= <x, x> ½ such that
<x, x> > 0 then for all x, y  X, ║x + y║2 + ║x - y║2 = 2 (║x║2 + ║y║2)” is
A) Parenthesis law B) Proportional law C) Parallelogram law D) Polynomial law
5. If u, v V, then u is said to be orthogonal to v if
A) <u, v>  0 B) <u, v> = 0 C) ║u, v║  0 D) ║u║ = ║v║
6. The Normal transformation N is unitary iff its characteristic roots are
A) of absolute value zero B) complex C) real D) of absolute value 1
7. The inner product (x, y+z) is ………….
A)  (x, y) +  (x, z) B)  (x, y) + β (x, z)
C)  (x, y) + β (x, z) D) β (x, y) +  (x, z)
8. Let H be a Hilbert space. Let x, y be any two vectors in H. Then
A) ║x + y║2 + ║x - y ║2 =║x ║2 + ║y ║2 B)  (x, y)   ║x ║ ║y ║
2 2 2
C) 2(║x + y║ + ║x - y ║ ) = ║x ║ + ║y ║ 2
D) xn  x and yn  y  (xn, yn)  (x, y)
9. If Banach Algebra, Radical, Maximal Left ideal, proper left ideal are denoted by A, R, MLI, PLI
respectively, then the Radical R of A is
A) R =  MLI B) R =  PLI C) R =  PLI D) R =  MLI
10. Let K denote R or C. Consider the norms║ ║1, ║ ║2 and ║║ on Kn. Then , for all x  Kn:
A) ║x║  ║x ║2  ║x ║1 B) ║x║  ║x ║1  ║x ║2
C) ║x║1  ║x ║2  ║x ║ D) ║x║2  ║x ║  ║x ║1
11. Let T* be conjugate of an operator T on a normal linear space N. Then
A) T* is not linear B) ║T*║ =║T ║ C) T* is not continuous D) (T1 T2)* = T1* T2*
12. Consider an element z in Banach Algebra A and if there exists a sequence {zn} in A
such that ║ zn║ = 1 and either z zn  0 or zn z  0 then z is called a …..
A) topological zero divisor B) singular element C) regular element D) zero multiple.
13. Let x be an element in General Banach algebra A. Then r (x) = Sup {    :   A (x)}is
A) spectral rank B) spectral radius C) spectral set D) special radius
14. If r is an element of radical R, then 1 – r is a …. element.
A) left regular B) right regular C) left singular D) right singular.
15. Let G denote the set of regular elements and S denote the set of singular elements. Then
A) G and S are open B) G is open & S is closed
C) G is closed & S is open D) G and S are closed

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16. The set C(X) of all bounded continuous complex functions defined on a
topological space X is a ….
A) Banach algebra B) Hilbert algebra C) Zero space D) Banach set.
17. The set  (x) is
A) open B) compact C) unbounded D) not closed.
18. Let T be an operator on H . If T = 0 for some positive integer k then  (T) =
K

A) {0} B) {1} C) {} D) NOTA

19. Let T be a normal operator on a finite dimensional Hilbert Space H with spectrum {1, 2, ………. m }
. Then which of the following statements is true?
A) T is self–adjoint iff each i is imaginary. B) T is positive iff i = 1
C) T is unitary iff i  0 for each i D) H is reflexive.
20. In C , the metric d(x, y) = ║x - y║, x, y  C is known as
n n

A) Unitary metric B) Euclidean metric C) discrete Metric D) Modal Metric

21. The Spectral resolution of a normal operator on a finite dimensional non – zero Hilbert Space is
A) finitely many B) infinitely many C) zero D) unique.
22. The roots of the equation det (T -  I) = 0, are called …… of T.
A) convex roots B) ranks C) characteristic roots D) radii
23. If ij is the Kronecker Delta function then det ([ij]) is
A) zero B) 1 C) not defined D) - 1
24. If X is a Banach space, Y is a normed linear space and T is a bounded linear transformation
from a linear subspace of X onto Y, then T is a/an
A) closed Mapping B) Open Mapping
C) linear Mapping D) inverse Mapping
25. If H* is a Hilbert space then H** is also a Hilbert space with the inner product ….
A) (Ff, Fg) = (g, f) B) (fx, fy) = (y, x) C) (fx, fy) = (F, Y) D) (Ff, Fg) = (- f, -g)
26. If T is a normal operator on H, then the eigenspaces of T are
A) pairwise orthogonal B) pairwise orthonormal
C) finite sets D) pairwise disjoint.
27. If there exists a non–singular matrix [rij] such that [ij] = [rij]-1 [ij] [rij], then det ([ij]) =
A) det ([rij]). B) 1 C) det ([ij]) D) NOTA.
28. If A(x(1), x(2)) = (3x(1) - 4x(2), -4x(1) - 3x(2) ) is an operator on the Hilbert Space K2
then the eigenvalues of A are
A) 5, 5 B) 5 , -5 C) 0, 25 D) 0 , -25
29. If N1 & N2 are normal operators on H with the property that either one commutes
with the adjoint of the other, then
(1) N1 + N2 is a normal operator (2) N1N2 is a normal operator.
A) Both (1) & (2) are false B) (1) is true & (2) is false
C) (1) is false & (2) is true D) Both (1) & (2) are true.
30. “Let M be a linear subspace of a normed linear space N, and let f be a functional defined on M.
Then f can be extended to a functional f0 defined on the whole space N such that ║f0║ =║f║” is
A) Open mapping theorem B) Closed graph theorem
C) Isometric theorem D) The Hahn – Banach Theorem

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