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The relation of being quasi - nilpotent equivalent is indeed an equivalence
relation and , when T and U are quasi - nilpotent equivalent , then ( i ) o ( T ) = 0 (
U ) , ( ii ) T has the single valued extension property if and only if U does , and ( iii
) if T ...
The relation of being quasi - nilpotent equivalent is indeed an equivalence
relation and , when T and U are quasi - nilpotent equivalent , then ( i ) o ( T ) = 0 (
U ) , ( ii ) T has the single valued extension property if and only if U does , and ( iii
) if T ...
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Berkson [ 2 ] showed that if E is a bounded spectral measure and if one defines | |
x | | = sup { var æ * E ( • ) | | * * = l } , then | | · | | is a norm equivalent to l•l and
relative to which all the operators E ( 8 ) become Hermitian . It follows from this
and ...
Berkson [ 2 ] showed that if E is a bounded spectral measure and if one defines | |
x | | = sup { var æ * E ( • ) | | * * = l } , then | | · | | is a norm equivalent to l•l and
relative to which all the operators E ( 8 ) become Hermitian . It follows from this
and ...
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It is proved that if T is decomposable and T and U are quasi - nilpotent equivalent
, then U is decomposable . Moreover , if T and U are decomposable , then X1 ( F )
= xy ( F ) for all closed sets F if and only if T and U are quasi - nilpotent ...
It is proved that if T is decomposable and T and U are quasi - nilpotent equivalent
, then U is decomposable . Moreover , if T and U are decomposable , then X1 ( F )
= xy ( F ) for all closed sets F if and only if T and U are quasi - nilpotent ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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