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It follows from equations ( iv ) and ( v ) of Lemma 3 that E ( 1 , ( s ) ; Â ( s ) ) is e -
essentially bounded on S . Lemma 4 then shows that condition ( i ) of the theorem
is satisfied . Q . E . D . 8 COROLLARY . Every operator A in AP is the strong limit ...
It follows from equations ( iv ) and ( v ) of Lemma 3 that E ( 1 , ( s ) ; Â ( s ) ) is e -
essentially bounded on S . Lemma 4 then shows that condition ( i ) of the theorem
is satisfied . Q . E . D . 8 COROLLARY . Every operator A in AP is the strong limit ...
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This shows that ( vi ) holds for every bounded Borel function f and every
continuous function g . A repetition of this argument shows that it also holds if f
and g are both bounded Borel functions . Thus the operators f ( T ) and g ( T )
commute and ...
This shows that ( vi ) holds for every bounded Borel function f and every
continuous function g . A repetition of this argument shows that it also holds if f
and g are both bounded Borel functions . Thus the operators f ( T ) and g ( T )
commute and ...
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These lemmas will show that the hypotheses of Theorem 5 . ... If a is not real , an
expansion of the scalar product ( ( QI – T ) x , ( al – T ' ) x ) shows that llal – T ' ) x |
2 = \ I ( « ) x12 + | ( R ( Q ) I – T ) x12 2 I ( a ) | 2 | 2 / , so that Ixl slal – T ' ) x1 | I ...
These lemmas will show that the hypotheses of Theorem 5 . ... If a is not real , an
expansion of the scalar product ( ( QI – T ) x , ( al – T ' ) x ) shows that llal – T ' ) x |
2 = \ I ( « ) x12 + | ( R ( Q ) I – T ) x12 2 I ( a ) | 2 | 2 / , so that Ixl slal – T ' ) x1 | I ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
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