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Fredholm theory and finite section method for band-dominated operators

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The topics of this paper are Fredholm properties and the applicability of the finite section method for band operators onl p-spaces as well as for their norm limits which we call band-dominated operators. The derived criteria will be established in terms of the limit operators of the given band-dominated operator. After presenting the general theory, we present its specifications to concrete classes of band-dominated operators.

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To the memory of Professor Mark Krein

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Rabinovich, V.S., Roch, S. & Silbermann, B. Fredholm theory and finite section method for band-dominated operators. Integr equ oper theory 30, 452–495 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01257877

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