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STRICTLY SINGULAR PERTURBATION OF ALMOST SEMI-FREDHOLM LINEAR RELATIONS IN NORMED SPACES
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 August 2013
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In this paper, we introduce the notions of almost upper semi-Fredholm and strictly singular pairs of subspaces and show that the class of almost upper semi-Fredholm pairs of subspaces is stable under strictly singular pairs perturbation. We apply this perturbation result to investigate the stability of almost semi-Fredholm multi-valued linear operators in normed spaces under strictly singular perturbation as well as the behaviour of the index under perturbation.
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