Linear Operators, Part 2Interscience Publishers, 1963 - Algebra, Universal |
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... defined by the identity ( Tx , y ) = ( x , T * y ) . We shall need to use the notion of the Hilbert space adjoint of an operator which is not necessarily bounded and this concept is formulated in the following definition . 4 DEFINITION ...
... defined by the identity ( Tx , y ) = ( x , T * y ) . We shall need to use the notion of the Hilbert space adjoint of an operator which is not necessarily bounded and this concept is formulated in the following definition . 4 DEFINITION ...
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... defined in Definition 1.1 or as in Definition VII.9.6 . This is the case , as will be shown in Corollary 8 below , so that the symbol f ( T ) for a polynomial ƒ is unambiguously defined . 6 THEOREM . Let E be the resolution of the ...
... defined in Definition 1.1 or as in Definition VII.9.6 . This is the case , as will be shown in Corollary 8 below , so that the symbol f ( T ) for a polynomial ƒ is unambiguously defined . 6 THEOREM . Let E be the resolution of the ...
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... defined for the self adjoint operators T and Î as in Exercise D2 . Show that „ ( T ) ≥ ¡ „ ( Î ) , n ≥ 1 . 1 D11 Let T1 be a self adjoint operator in Hilbert space 1 , and let T2 be a self adjoint operator in Hilbert space 2. Define ...
... defined for the self adjoint operators T and Î as in Exercise D2 . Show that „ ( T ) ≥ ¡ „ ( Î ) , n ≥ 1 . 1 D11 Let T1 be a self adjoint operator in Hilbert space 1 , and let T2 be a self adjoint operator in Hilbert space 2. Define ...
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