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... how far the theory may be applied to non - symmetric boundary value problems
. 2 . Terminology and Preliminary Notions The concepts of a Boolean algebra of
projections , a spectral measure , an integral with respect to a spectral measure ...
... how far the theory may be applied to non - symmetric boundary value problems
. 2 . Terminology and Preliminary Notions The concepts of a Boolean algebra of
projections , a spectral measure , an integral with respect to a spectral measure ...
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PROOF . Since a spectral operator of scalar type is clearly in the weakly closed
algebra A generated by the projections in its resolution of the identity , it suffices
to show that every operator in A is a spectral operator of scalar type . This follows
...
PROOF . Since a spectral operator of scalar type is clearly in the weakly closed
algebra A generated by the projections in its resolution of the identity , it suffices
to show that every operator in A is a spectral operator of scalar type . This follows
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P Then , since the collection of finite sums of projections E ( / n ; T ' ) is uniformly
bounded , it is clear from [ * ] that the collection of finite sums of projections Elun ;
T + P ) , n 2 K , is uniformly bounded . Moreover , L = 8 ( Eldin ; T ) – Elum ; T + P ...
P Then , since the collection of finite sums of projections E ( / n ; T ' ) is uniformly
bounded , it is clear from [ * ] that the collection of finite sums of projections Elun ;
T + P ) , n 2 K , is uniformly bounded . Moreover , L = 8 ( Eldin ; T ) – Elum ; T + P ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
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