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As will be seen in the next section , a normal operator T in Hilbert space y determines a spectral measure which is defined on the Boolean algebra B of all Borel sets in the plane and which satisfies ( iv ) for every DEB .
As will be seen in the next section , a normal operator T in Hilbert space y determines a spectral measure which is defined on the Boolean algebra B of all Borel sets in the plane and which satisfies ( iv ) for every DEB .
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The uniquely defined spectral measure associated , in Corollary 4 , with the normal operator T is called the resolution of the identity for T. In order to relate this notion of the resolution of the identity with that given in Section 1 ...
The uniquely defined spectral measure associated , in Corollary 4 , with the normal operator T is called the resolution of the identity for T. In order to relate this notion of the resolution of the identity with that given in Section 1 ...
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If A is a normal operator and if B is an operator which commutes with A , then B commutes with A * . This fact was conjectured by von Neumann , and proofs have been given by Fuglede [ 1 ] and Halmos [ 3 ] , [ 6 ; p .
If A is a normal operator and if B is an operator which commutes with A , then B commutes with A * . This fact was conjectured by von Neumann , and proofs have been given by Fuglede [ 1 ] and Halmos [ 3 ] , [ 6 ; p .
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