Let T be a compact operator in Hilbert space. Let (xn) be a bounded sequence such that (TT∗xn) is Cauchy. Then T∗xn is also Cauchy.
I'm quite lost here. I know that TT∗ is also compact, so we can find some convergent subsequence TT∗xnk, but this does not help in showing that T∗xn is also Cauchy. I tried using the fact that xn is bounded so xn has a weakly convergent subsequence, however, I couldn't make much progress from this. How may I go about to show this? I would greatly appreciate any help.
Answer
Note that:
||T(xn−xm)||2=⟨T(xn−xm),T(xn−xm)⟩=⟨(xn−xm),T∗T(xn−xm)⟩≤||xn−xm||⋅||T∗T(xn−xm)||
Since xn are bounded, say $||x_n||
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