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Summary:
Let \$T\$ be an operator acting on a Banach space \$X\$. We show that between extensions of \$T\$ to some Banach space \$Y\supset X\$ which do not increase the defect spectrum (or the spectrum) it is possible to find an extension with the minimal possible defect spectrum.
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