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Conversely , let the bounded linear operator T satisfy conditions ( A ) , ( B ) , and (
C ) . Then , by Theorem 3 . 11 and Lemma 3 , T is a spectral operator of class ( S (
T ) , X * ) with a resolution of the identity which is countably additive in the ...
Conversely , let the bounded linear operator T satisfy conditions ( A ) , ( B ) , and (
C ) . Then , by Theorem 3 . 11 and Lemma 3 , T is a spectral operator of class ( S (
T ) , X * ) with a resolution of the identity which is countably additive in the ...
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If the bounded linear operator T in a weakly complete space has properties ( B )
and ( G ) then , by Lemma 4 , it has properties ( A ) and ( C ) . Thus , in view of
Theorem 4 . 5 , to prove the present theorem it suffices to show that T has
property ...
If the bounded linear operator T in a weakly complete space has properties ( B )
and ( G ) then , by Lemma 4 , it has properties ( A ) and ( C ) . Thus , in view of
Theorem 4 . 5 , to prove the present theorem it suffices to show that T has
property ...
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The basic idea of Friedrichs ' method may be expressed heuristically as follows .
Let X be a B - space , and let T be a linear operator in X ; let K be a second linear
operator in X which is , in a sense to be made precise below , very small relative
...
The basic idea of Friedrichs ' method may be expressed heuristically as follows .
Let X be a B - space , and let T be a linear operator in X ; let K be a second linear
operator in X which is , in a sense to be made precise below , very small relative
...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
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