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Page 1976
DE SES Then for every bounded Borel scalar function o defined on the spectrum
o ( A ) , the integral ( ii ) Som pld ) E ( d ) ; Â ( s ) ) " O ( A ) is an e - essentially
bounded E - measurable function of s . The integral ( iii ) ( o ; Â ( s ) ) e ( ds ) ,
OEB ...
DE SES Then for every bounded Borel scalar function o defined on the spectrum
o ( A ) , the integral ( ii ) Som pld ) E ( d ) ; Â ( s ) ) " O ( A ) is an e - essentially
bounded E - measurable function of s . The integral ( iii ) ( o ; Â ( s ) ) e ( ds ) ,
OEB ...
Page 1990
... usefulness in the theory of partial differential equations . Here , we shall first be
concerned with certain special examples of convolutions which map H into H ,
which belong to the algebra A , and which have an integral representation in one
...
... usefulness in the theory of partial differential equations . Here , we shall first be
concerned with certain special examples of convolutions which map H into H ,
which belong to the algebra A , and which have an integral representation in one
...
Page 1991
This observation enables us to define the integral ... and a functional x * in H * ,
the preceding remarks show that x * f is l - integrable and since 1 x * f ( t ) \ ( dt ) |
= | z * sup | f ( 0 ) | v ( ; RN ) , RN the integral x * f ( t ) ( dt ) is continuous in æ * .
This observation enables us to define the integral ... and a functional x * in H * ,
the preceding remarks show that x * f is l - integrable and since 1 x * f ( t ) \ ( dt ) |
= | z * sup | f ( 0 ) | v ( ; RN ) , RN the integral x * f ( t ) ( dt ) is continuous in æ * .
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
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