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... plane , and let f ( 0 ) = 0. Then , if Rf ( z ) ≤ M for z = R , we have │f ( z ) | ≤ 2M in | z | ≤ } R . PROOF . Making a change of scale of independent and dependent variables , we may evidently suppose that M = R = 1. Let g ( z ) ...
... plane , and let f ( 0 ) = 0. Then , if Rf ( z ) ≤ M for z = R , we have │f ( z ) | ≤ 2M in | z | ≤ } R . PROOF . Making a change of scale of independent and dependent variables , we may evidently suppose that M = R = 1. Let g ( z ) ...
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... plane , and that lim inf . essential spectrum σ , ( t ) lies in the half - plane Rz ≥ 2 . < 2 PROOF . If ' is the restriction of τ to an interval [ c , b ) , then , by Theorem 4 , σ , ( T ) = σ , ( t ' ) . If any real number λ < λ is ...
... plane , and that lim inf . essential spectrum σ , ( t ) lies in the half - plane Rz ≥ 2 . < 2 PROOF . If ' is the restriction of τ to an interval [ c , b ) , then , by Theorem 4 , σ , ( T ) = σ , ( t ' ) . If any real number λ < λ is ...
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... plane for any values of α , y ; Þ ( a + n , y + n ; z ) would also be exponentially small in the left half - plane ; and , if y - a > 0 , we know from our asymptotic formula [ 8 ] that this is impossible . Thus we must have P ( x , y ...
... plane for any values of α , y ; Þ ( a + n , y + n ; z ) would also be exponentially small in the left half - plane ; and , if y - a > 0 , we know from our asymptotic formula [ 8 ] that this is impossible . Thus we must have P ( x , y ...
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SPECTRAL THEORY Self Adjoint Operators in Hilbert Space | 858 |
BAlgebras | 859 |
Commutative BAlgebras | 868 |
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