Linear Operators: Part III: Spectral Operators [by] Nelson Dunford and Jacob T. Schwartz, with the Assistance of William G. Bade and Robert G. Bartle, Volume 1 |
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... functions , it follows that this map is also a homomorphism on the algebra of continuous functions . To see that it is a homomorphism on the algebra of bounded Borel functions , note that for a fixed continuous function g the set of all ...
... functions , it follows that this map is also a homomorphism on the algebra of continuous functions . To see that it is a homomorphism on the algebra of bounded Borel functions , note that for a fixed continuous function g the set of all ...
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... continuous function vanishing outside a compact subset of the real axis . Next let F be the characteristic function of an interval of the real axis . Using Theorem XII.2.6 , it follows that we can find a sequence Fr of continuous functions ...
... continuous function vanishing outside a compact subset of the real axis . Next let F be the characteristic function of an interval of the real axis . Using Theorem XII.2.6 , it follows that we can find a sequence Fr of continuous functions ...
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... continuous function of bounded variation on an interval [ a , b ] , and let V ( ƒ ) denote its total variation . Show that ( x ) dx ≤ 2 max | ƒ ( x ) | + V ( ƒ ) . | Se1f ( x ) dx | a ( Hint : Integrate by parts . ) ( b ) Let f be a ...
... continuous function of bounded variation on an interval [ a , b ] , and let V ( ƒ ) denote its total variation . Show that ( x ) dx ≤ 2 max | ƒ ( x ) | + V ( ƒ ) . | Se1f ( x ) dx | a ( Hint : Integrate by parts . ) ( b ) Let f be a ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
Relations Between a Spectral Operator and Its Scalar | 1950 |
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