Let $T\geq 0$ and $T\in K(H)$, where $K(H)$ denotes the compact operators on $H$.
I want to show the following statement:
There is a compact and unique positive operator $A$ so that $A = T^{2} $.
Let $T\geq 0$ and $T\in K(H)$, where $K(H)$ denotes the compact operators on $H$.
I want to show the following statement:
There is a compact and unique positive operator $A$ so that $A = T^{2} $.
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The spectral decomposition shows that there is an orthonormal sequence $(u_n) $of eigenvectors of $T$ such that
$Tx= \sum \lambda_n<x,u_n>u_n$ for all $x \in H$.
$(Tu_n= \lambda_n u_n)$
Since $T \ge 0$, we have $\lambda_n \ge 0$ for all $n$
Put $Ax:= \sum \sqrt{\lambda_n}<x,u_n>u_n$ and show, that $A$ has the desired properties.