dc.description.abstract | The study explores various classes of operators introduced by different researchers, including
n-normal, (n;m)-normal, k-quasi-(n;m)- normal, n-hyponormal, and (n;m)-hyponormal
operators. Notably, the class of (n;m)-hyponormal operators, defined by specifc inequalities,
is introduced, along with the concept of (n;m)-unitary quasiequivalence. The research
also introduces the novel concept of (n;m)-binormal operators, characterized by
specifc commutation conditions, and examines their properties, unitary equivalence, and
closure under summations. Additionally, the class of skew (n;m)-binormal operators are
introduced and investigated independently, highlighting their unique properties and unitary
equivalence. The study concludes with a summary, conclusions, and suggestions for
future research, providing a comprehensive overview of the diverse classes of operators
studied and their implications. | en_US |