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As another example , consider the formal differential operator 22 ( 14 ) 22 Bi
where a , ß are positive real numbers . If a # B , the corresponding closed
operator As cannot be self adjoint , but it always has a resolution of the identity for
 ( s ) = _ ...
As another example , consider the formal differential operator 22 ( 14 ) 22 Bi
where a , ß are positive real numbers . If a # B , the corresponding closed
operator As cannot be self adjoint , but it always has a resolution of the identity for
 ( s ) = _ ...
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Let us consider the formal differential operator du od 202 282 Cal - tát + 1 + + - of
the first part of Section XIII . 8 , and ... 8 ) , our formal differential operator defines
a unique self adjoint operator L in the Hilbert space L2 ( - 1 , + 1 ) . According to ...
Let us consider the formal differential operator du od 202 282 Cal - tát + 1 + + - of
the first part of Section XIII . 8 , and ... 8 ) , our formal differential operator defines
a unique self adjoint operator L in the Hilbert space L2 ( - 1 , + 1 ) . According to ...
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... who studied the case in which linear conditions are imposed at interior points
of the interval of definition of a formal differential operator . The abstract operator -
theoretic approach via perturbation theorems used in Section 2 was introduced ...
... who studied the case in which linear conditions are imposed at interior points
of the interval of definition of a formal differential operator . The abstract operator -
theoretic approach via perturbation theorems used in Section 2 was introduced ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
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