I am currently studying unbounded operators. However, in the text I am using, the definition for the inverse of an unbounded operator is given. I also went to several other books I own and the definition is not given either. I am inquiring if anyone has a concise definition for a densely defined unbounded operator on a Hilbert space?
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Definition of Inverse of Unbounded Operator
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