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We then use this inequality to apply Theorem 1 in an illustrative but somewhat
artificial setting , essentially to multiplication ... A first application ( Theorem 6 ) is
made in this way , and immediately following upon this we develop a similar but ...
We then use this inequality to apply Theorem 1 in an illustrative but somewhat
artificial setting , essentially to multiplication ... A first application ( Theorem 6 ) is
made in this way , and immediately following upon this we develop a similar but ...
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We may now apply Theorem 1 to conclude that there exists a positive constant ε
depending only on P , D , and c , such that the operators T and T + ( A ) are
similar whenever | | A | | < £ . Q . E . D . Theorem 1 and its corollaries are readily ...
We may now apply Theorem 1 to conclude that there exists a positive constant ε
depending only on P , D , and c , such that the operators T and T + ( A ) are
similar whenever | | A | | < £ . Q . E . D . Theorem 1 and its corollaries are readily ...
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Applying Theorem 8 and Corollary 9 , the present theorem follows at once . Q . E .
D . By using appropriate “ diagonalizing ” transformations ( cf . Theorem XII . 3 .
16 ) , we may apply Theorem 21 to analyze a variety of operators . The following
...
Applying Theorem 8 and Corollary 9 , the present theorem follows at once . Q . E .
D . By using appropriate “ diagonalizing ” transformations ( cf . Theorem XII . 3 .
16 ) , we may apply Theorem 21 to analyze a variety of operators . The following
...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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