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Commutative B - Algebras a In case X is a commutative B - algebra every ideal I is two - sided and the quotient algebra X3 is again a commutative algebra . It will be a B - algebra if I is closed ( 1.13 ) . It is readily seen that every ...
Commutative B - Algebras a In case X is a commutative B - algebra every ideal I is two - sided and the quotient algebra X3 is again a commutative algebra . It will be a B - algebra if I is closed ( 1.13 ) . It is readily seen that every ...
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Every homomorphism of a commutative B - algebra into the complex number system is continuous . 3 - LEMMA . Let M be the set of maximal ideals in the commutative B - algebra X. Then x ( M ) = 0 ( x ) and sup 2 ( 2 ) | = lim r " ] } { " .
Every homomorphism of a commutative B - algebra into the complex number system is continuous . 3 - LEMMA . Let M be the set of maximal ideals in the commutative B - algebra X. Then x ( M ) = 0 ( x ) and sup 2 ( 2 ) | = lim r " ] } { " .
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Show that with the product u * 2 the Banach space M is a commutative Banach algebra . 14 If f is in Li ( -0 , 0 ) , and if 2 ( E ) = Sef ( s ) ds show that ( 2 * u ) ( E ) = leds Lot ( s — t ) u ( dt ) , for every u in the space M of ...
Show that with the product u * 2 the Banach space M is a commutative Banach algebra . 14 If f is in Li ( -0 , 0 ) , and if 2 ( E ) = Sef ( s ) ds show that ( 2 * u ) ( E ) = leds Lot ( s — t ) u ( dt ) , for every u in the space M of ...
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