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Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz, William G. Bade, Robert G. Bartle.
CHAPTER XI Miscellaneous Applications This chapter is devoted to applications
of the spectral theory of normal operators to problems in a variety of fields of
mathematics .
Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz, William G. Bade, Robert G. Bartle.
CHAPTER XI Miscellaneous Applications This chapter is devoted to applications
of the spectral theory of normal operators to problems in a variety of fields of
mathematics .
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The researches of Sturm and Liouville were followed by a great deal of work in
the theory of special functions , which we shall briefly touch upon later . However
, the “ spectral ” theory which they had discovered was to wait until the first
decade ...
The researches of Sturm and Liouville were followed by a great deal of work in
the theory of special functions , which we shall briefly touch upon later . However
, the “ spectral ” theory which they had discovered was to wait until the first
decade ...
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On the other hand , the ultrahyperbolic operator [ * ] and the puzzling operator [ *
* ] are both well within the terra incognita of today ' s theory . As the complexity of
the basic elementary expression ( 1 ) makes clear , the mere notation for partial ...
On the other hand , the ultrahyperbolic operator [ * ] and the puzzling operator [ *
* ] are both well within the terra incognita of today ' s theory . As the complexity of
the basic elementary expression ( 1 ) makes clear , the mere notation for partial ...
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