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Closure Theorems It was a As in the preceding section the letter R will stand for a nondiscrete locally compact Abelian group and integration will always be performed with respect to a Haar measure on the group . observed in Corollary ...
Closure Theorems It was a As in the preceding section the letter R will stand for a nondiscrete locally compact Abelian group and integration will always be performed with respect to a Haar measure on the group . observed in Corollary ...
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The minimal closed symmetric extension of a symmetric operator Twith dense domain is called its closure , and written T. 8 LEMMA . ( a ) The closure T of T is the restriction of T * to the closure of D ( T ) in the Hilbert space D ( T ...
The minimal closed symmetric extension of a symmetric operator Twith dense domain is called its closure , and written T. 8 LEMMA . ( a ) The closure T of T is the restriction of T * to the closure of D ( T ) in the Hilbert space D ( T ...
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Cover the closure of D with a finite collection of bounded open sets U each of which is either disjoint from the boundary of D or is differentiably equivalent to a spherical neighborhood l ' of the origin of E " as in Definition 4.
Cover the closure of D with a finite collection of bounded open sets U each of which is either disjoint from the boundary of D or is differentiably equivalent to a spherical neighborhood l ' of the origin of E " as in Definition 4.
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