in this paper, we considered composition operators on weighted hilbert spaces of analytic functions and  observed that a formula for the  essential norm, gives a hilbert-schmidt characterization and characterizes the membership in schatten-class for these operators. also, closed range composition operators  are investigated.

in this paper we introduce and study besselian $g$-frames. we show that the kernel of associated synthesis operator for a besselian $g$-frame is finite dimensional. we also introduce $alpha$-dual of a $g$-frame and we get some results when we use the hilbert-schmidt norm for the members of a $g$-frame in a finite dimensional hilbert space.

In this paper we introduce and study Besselian $g$-frames. We show that the kernel of associated synthesis operator for a Besselian $g$-frame is finite dimensional. We also introduce $alpha$-dual of a $g$-frame and we get some results when we use the Hilbert-Schmidt norm for the members of a $g$-frame in a finite dimensional Hilbert space.

In this paper, we considered composition operators on weighted Hilbert spaces of analytic functions and  observed that a formula for the  essential norm, gives a Hilbert-Schmidt characterization and characterizes the membership in Schatten-class for these operators. Also, closed range composition operators  are investigated.

We propose a feature extraction algorithm, based on the Hilbert–Schmidt independence criterion (HSIC) and the maximum dependence – minimum redundancy approach. Experiments with classification data sets demonstrate that suggested Hilbert–Schmidt component analysis (HSCA) algorithm in certain cases may be more efficient than other considered approaches.

It is proved that in Hilbert spaces a single Hilbert–Schmidt operator radonifies cylindrical semimartingales to strong semimartingales. This improves a result due to Badrikian and¨Ustünel (also L. Schwartz), who needed composition of three Hilbert–Schmidt operators.

We prove the following statements about bounded linear operators on a separable, complex Hilbert space: (1) Every normal operator N that is similar to a Hilbert-Schmidt perturbation of a diagonal operator D is unitarily equivalent to a Hilbert-Schmidt perturbation of D; (2) For every normal operator A', diagonal operator D and bounded operator X, the Hilbert-Schmidt norms (finite or infinite) o...