On The Absolute Value of The Product and the Sum of Linear Operators
Abstract
Let A,B∈ B(H). In the present paper, we establish simple and interesting facts on when we have |A||B|=|B||A|, |AB|=|A||B|, |A B|≤ |A|+|B|, ||A|-|B||≤ |A B| and \||A|-|B|\|≤ \|A B\|, where |·| denotes the absolute value (or modulus) of an operator. The results give some other interesting consequences.
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