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For an example of such a function, let S = [Q, 1 ) and E be the field of finite unions
of intervals / = [a, b), 0 ^ a < b < 1, with p(I) = b—a as in Section 1. Let R denote
the set of rational points in S. For r = p q e R in lowest terms, we define F(p/q) = \jq
...
For an example of such a function, let S = [Q, 1 ) and E be the field of finite unions
of intervals / = [a, b), 0 ^ a < b < 1, with p(I) = b—a as in Section 1. Let R denote
the set of rational points in S. For r = p q e R in lowest terms, we define F(p/q) = \jq
...
Page 142
Throughout the proof the symbol E with or without subscripts will denote a set in
E, the symbol M with or without subscripts will denote a set in E for which v{ji, M)
= 0, and AT with or without subscripts will denote a subset of a set M. To see that
...
Throughout the proof the symbol E with or without subscripts will denote a set in
E, the symbol M with or without subscripts will denote a set in E for which v{ji, M)
= 0, and AT with or without subscripts will denote a subset of a set M. To see that
...
Page 469
Denote the determinant whose columns are the vectors fx (t; x), . . ., fx (t; x) by D0(
t; x) and consider the integral I(t) = J ... J Z>0(«; x)dx1...dxn. It is clear that 2(0) is
the volume of S and hence 7(0) ^ 0. Since /(l; x) satisfies the non-trivial functional
...
Denote the determinant whose columns are the vectors fx (t; x), . . ., fx (t; x) by D0(
t; x) and consider the integral I(t) = J ... J Z>0(«; x)dx1...dxn. It is clear that 2(0) is
the volume of S and hence 7(0) ^ 0. Since /(l; x) satisfies the non-trivial functional
...
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| Title | Linear Operators: General theory Volume 7 of Pure and applied mathematics Volume 1 of Linear Operators, Nelson Dunford |
| Authors | Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz |
| Publisher | Interscience Publishers, 1958 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 2592 pages |
| Subjects | › › Algebra, Universal Algebras, Linear Linear operators Mathematical analysis Mathematics / Algebra / Linear |
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