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Consider , as an example , an operator which will be studied in greater detail in
the next chapter : the differential operator iD = i ( d / dt ) in the space L2 ( 0 , 1 ) .
How are we to choose its domain ? A natural first guess is to choose as domain ...
Consider , as an example , an operator which will be studied in greater detail in
the next chapter : the differential operator iD = i ( d / dt ) in the space L2 ( 0 , 1 ) .
How are we to choose its domain ? A natural first guess is to choose as domain ...
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The subspace M is called the initial domain of P and PM ( = PH ) is called the
final domain of P . 5 LEMMA . ... In this case PP * is also a projection and the
ranges of P * P and PP * are the initial and final domains , respectively , of P .
Proof .
The subspace M is called the initial domain of P and PM ( = PH ) is called the
final domain of P . 5 LEMMA . ... In this case PP * is also a projection and the
ranges of P * P and PP * are the initial and final domains , respectively , of P .
Proof .
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Thus PP * is a projection whose range is N = PM , the final domain of P . To
complete the proof it will suffice to show that P * P is a projection if P is a partial
isometry . Let x , v E M , the initial domain of P . Then the identity ( x + 12 = \ Px +
Pul2 ...
Thus PP * is a projection whose range is N = PM , the final domain of P . To
complete the proof it will suffice to show that P * P is a projection if P is a partial
isometry . Let x , v E M , the initial domain of P . Then the identity ( x + 12 = \ Px +
Pul2 ...
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