thoereme Banach's fixed point and invariant field
Theorem.
Let (E, II) a space is open in Banach.U E.
T is a mapping from U into E, k-strictly contracting.
Let f (x) = xT (x). Then:
a) f is a open, in particular, f (U) is open.
b) f, U f (U) is a homeomeophisme
Proof
a) To show that f is an open application, just check
that for any x in U, if B (x, r) (= the open ball of center x and radius r
) is in U, then B [f (x), r (1-k)] is in f (B (x, r) ).
Then, a z in the ball B [f (x), (1-k) r] and we define an application
Contracting and:
IS (x) = Iz-xI + T (x)-Iz-xI = f (x) I
So, the local version of the theorem of Banach (see message
20 / 2 / 07), there exists an x 'in B (x, r) unique such that x' = z + Tx ', ie,
f (x) = z; the
B [f (x) ( 1-k) r] is in f [B (x, r)]. Finally f is a
open, in particular, f (U) is open.
b) We observe that if u, v in U, then:
If (u)-f (v) I> = Iu-vI-IT (u)-T (v) I> = (1 - k) Iu-vI
this entails that f is injective, so f, U f (U) is a continuous mapping
, open and bijective, ie, f is a homeomorphism.
As consequence we have the following result: Corollary
E is a Banach space and T is a mapping of E into E, < (1-k)r
strictly contractante.Alors f = IT is a homeomorphism of E onto E.
(Hint: use the Banach contraction principle to prove
that f (E) = E)
NOTE.The corollary above (generalized) matches in a
the Banach algebra L (E) (= the space of continuous linear
E in E) with the usual standard:
Exercice.Soit A in L (E) such that IAI
contraction Banach demonstrate that IA is a topological isomorphism
E E.
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