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If x is a vector in X , then by an analytic extension of R ( E ; T ' ) x will be meant an
X - valued function f defined and analytic on an open set D ( S ) z p ( T ) and such
that ( $ I – T ' ) f ( $ ) = x , & € D ( f ) . It is clear that , for such an extension , f ...
If x is a vector in X , then by an analytic extension of R ( E ; T ' ) x will be meant an
X - valued function f defined and analytic on an open set D ( S ) z p ( T ) and such
that ( $ I – T ' ) f ( $ ) = x , & € D ( f ) . It is clear that , for such an extension , f ...
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Throughout the rest of this section , x ( 5 ) will denote such a maximal extension
of R ( $ ; T ' ) x in all cases when R ( $ ; T ) x has the single valued extension
property . In this case x ( K ) is a single valued analytic function with domain p ( x )
and ...
Throughout the rest of this section , x ( 5 ) will denote such a maximal extension
of R ( $ ; T ' ) x in all cases when R ( $ ; T ) x has the single valued extension
property . In this case x ( K ) is a single valued analytic function with domain p ( x )
and ...
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Let f be a function analytic in a domain U which , when taken together with a finite
number of exceptional points p , includes a neighborhood of o ( T ) and a
neighborhood of the point at infinity . Suppose that each exceptional point p
satisfies E ...
Let f be a function analytic in a domain U which , when taken together with a finite
number of exceptional points p , includes a neighborhood of o ( T ) and a
neighborhood of the point at infinity . Suppose that each exceptional point p
satisfies E ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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