Abstract
We find a formula for the unique pseudoinverse of a normally solvable operator, establish conditions for the existence of a unique solution of a normally solvable equation, and obtain its representation in a Hilbert space. We also introduce the notion of one-sided pseudoinverse operators for normally solvable operators acting in Hilbert spaces and consider methods for their construction.
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