Given a bounded linear operator A in a Hilbert space H and a nonzero vector
r is an element of H, we construct a unitary operator U and (under some co
nditions) bounded self-adjoint operators P and T (nonnegative definite and
indefinite, respectively) such that all the residual Krylov subspaces of (A
, r), (U, r), (P, r), and (T, r) of the same dimension for the equation Ax
= r are equal. When possible (for example, for U and P, provided 0 is outsi
de the field of values of A), we estimate a gap in the spectrum of U and th
e condition numbers of P and T. Some attainability results are also establi
shed.
It is shown that some analogous matrix assertions are valid, which can be o
btained by means of degenerating the operator case. Numerical examples are
presented for the finite-dimensional case.