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y ( 2 ) is analytic even at a = hm . It will now be shown that y ( 2 ) = 2N Elām ; T ) *
R ( ā ; T ) * y vanishes which will prove that y ( a ) is analytic at all the points 2 =
rm , so that y ( 2 ) can only fail to be analytic at the point à = 0 . To show this , note
...
y ( 2 ) is analytic even at a = hm . It will now be shown that y ( 2 ) = 2N Elām ; T ) *
R ( ā ; T ) * y vanishes which will prove that y ( a ) is analytic at all the points 2 =
rm , so that y ( 2 ) can only fail to be analytic at the point à = 0 . To show this , note
...
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The determinant det ( I + zTn ) is an analytic ( and even a polynomial ) function of
z , if T , operates in finite - dimensional space , and hence more generally if Tn
has a finite - dimensional range . Thus , since a bounded convergent sequence
of ...
The determinant det ( I + zTn ) is an analytic ( and even a polynomial ) function of
z , if T , operates in finite - dimensional space , and hence more generally if Tn
has a finite - dimensional range . Thus , since a bounded convergent sequence
of ...
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It follows by induction that we can construct the required functionals 91 , . . . , 9n
in K . We now select a neighborhood G ( 20 ) of 2o such that the analytic matrix {
9 ; Q ; ( 2 ) } has a non - vanishing determinant for de G ( 2o ) . It follows easily
that ...
It follows by induction that we can construct the required functionals 91 , . . . , 9n
in K . We now select a neighborhood G ( 20 ) of 2o such that the analytic matrix {
9 ; Q ; ( 2 ) } has a non - vanishing determinant for de G ( 2o ) . It follows easily
that ...
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