Theorem (Rellich) - Perturbation Theory

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I got stuck with part of a proof of: Theorem (Rellich) The steps are all clear to me, until it is said:

"Therefore $f_w$ is the eigenvector of $ A+wB$ associated with the eigenvalue lying within for all small enough $w$".

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I cannot carry out the calculations that allow me to prove that $f_w$ is an eigenvector of $A+wB$, nor to prove that there is an associated eigenvalue $\lambda_w$. I attach the specifications of the theorem found on page. 31-32 of Linear Operators and their Spectra (Davies).

Thank you in advance for your attention

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