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Hilbert–Schmidt integral operator

Summary

A Hilbert–Schmidt integral operator is an operator f↦∫K(⋅,y)f(y) dyf \mapsto \int K(\cdot, y) f(y) \, dy on a space L2L^2 whose kernel KK is square-integrable in both variables together. Such operators are bounded by the L2L^2 norm of the kernel and are compact. They form the Schatten class of exponent 22 on L2L^2, and they are the natural setting for the L2L^2 theory of integral equations.

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