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      <description>In this paper, by employing the concept of operator ranges and their equality, and utilizing the invertibility of certain operators, we establish the equality of ranges of related operators in Hilbert \&amp;amp;lrm;(C^{*}\)-modules. The concept of operator ranges, combined with the invertibility of these operators, provides a tool for identifying and proving range equalities of related operators.&amp;amp;lrm;</description>
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      <description>&amp;amp;lrm;In this paper&amp;amp;lrm;, &amp;amp;lrm;we investigate the automatic continuity of linear mappings and homomorphisms on certain class of fundamental F-algebras and more generally on topological algebras&amp;amp;lrm;. &amp;amp;lrm;Some examples illustrating these results are presented as well.&amp;amp;lrm;In this paper&amp;amp;lrm;, &amp;amp;lrm;we investigate the automatic continuity of linear mappings and homomorphisms on certain class of fundamental F-algebras and more generally on topological algebras&amp;amp;lrm;. Some examples illustrating these results are presented as wel</description>
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      <description>This paper explores the Lyapunov, quadratic matrix, and matrix square root equations under normality assumptions on the system matrix, utilizing the Moore-Penrose inverse ($A^\dagger$) for solvability in singular cases. We provide a detailed historical overview and extend our spectral decomposition method to achieve unique solutions for these equations, building on prior work for invertible matrices. The proposed approach handles singular normal matrices via orthogonality conditions on the kernel, and numerical examples confirm its accuracy and efficiency compared to conventional methods.</description>
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