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If the spectrum of the bounded normal operator T in H is countable then there is an orthonormal basis B for H consisting of eigenvectors of T. Furthermore , x = { ( x , y ) y , XEH , VEB and , for each x , all but a countable number of ...
If the spectrum of the bounded normal operator T in H is countable then there is an orthonormal basis B for H consisting of eigenvectors of T. Furthermore , x = { ( x , y ) y , XEH , VEB and , for each x , all but a countable number of ...
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Let { xx , Q E A } be a complete orthonormal set in the Hilbert space H. A bounded linear operator T is said to be a Hilbert - Schmidt operator in case the quantity || T || defined by the equation || T || = { { \ Txa1234 αε Α > is ...
Let { xx , Q E A } be a complete orthonormal set in the Hilbert space H. A bounded linear operator T is said to be a Hilbert - Schmidt operator in case the quantity || T || defined by the equation || T || = { { \ Txa1234 αε Α > is ...
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Let { xæ , & € A } be an orthonormal basis for H. Since EH is finite dimensional we may suppose without loss of generality that there is a finite subset B of A such that { xx , Q B } is an orthonormal basis for EH , and { Xq , QE A - B } ...
Let { xæ , & € A } be an orthonormal basis for H. Since EH is finite dimensional we may suppose without loss of generality that there is a finite subset B of A such that { xx , Q B } is an orthonormal basis for EH , and { Xq , QE A - B } ...
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