Linear operators. 2. Spectral theory : self adjoint operators in Hilbert Space |
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A bounded operator T in Hilbert space w is called unitary if TT * = T * T = 1 ; it is called self adjoint , symmetric * or Hermitian if T = T * ; positive if it is self adjoint and if ( Tx , x ) 20 for every x in H ; and positive ...
A bounded operator T in Hilbert space w is called unitary if TT * = T * T = 1 ; it is called self adjoint , symmetric * or Hermitian if T = T * ; positive if it is self adjoint and if ( Tx , x ) 20 for every x in H ; and positive ...
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Applications are made to the restrictions of normal and unitary operators . Halmos , Lumer , and Schäffer ( 1 ) proved that the restriction of a normal operator may possess an inverse but not a square root ( see also Halmos and Lumer ...
Applications are made to the restrictions of normal and unitary operators . Halmos , Lumer , and Schäffer ( 1 ) proved that the restriction of a normal operator may possess an inverse but not a square root ( see also Halmos and Lumer ...
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0 Rn , and say that R is the direct sum of R , ... , Rn . The following theorem is easily proved by induction in case R is unitary , and thus follows in the general case by the theorem stated above . THEOREM .
0 Rn , and say that R is the direct sum of R , ... , Rn . The following theorem is easily proved by induction in case R is unitary , and thus follows in the general case by the theorem stated above . THEOREM .
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