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We thought ( and still think ) that this theory forms an excellent introduction to the
detailed study of the much more refined and complete theory of self adjoint
operators in Hilbert space . It soon became evident , however , that the natural ...
We thought ( and still think ) that this theory forms an excellent introduction to the
detailed study of the much more refined and complete theory of self adjoint
operators in Hilbert space . It soon became evident , however , that the natural ...
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which cover C . ( iii ) The operator T admits a duality theory of type 3 if for arbitrary
open sets G1 , . . . , Gn which cover the complex plane , there exist closed linear
subspaces M1 , . . . , M , which span X , are invariant under T , and such that o ...
which cover C . ( iii ) The operator T admits a duality theory of type 3 if for arbitrary
open sets G1 , . . . , Gn which cover the complex plane , there exist closed linear
subspaces M1 , . . . , M , which span X , are invariant under T , and such that o ...
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Introduction It was shown in the course of Chapters XII , XIII , and XIV that in order
to apply the spectral theory of Hermitian operators to ordinary and partial
differential operators it is first necessary to extend the spectral theory of bounded
...
Introduction It was shown in the course of Chapters XII , XIII , and XIV that in order
to apply the spectral theory of Hermitian operators to ordinary and partial
differential operators it is first necessary to extend the spectral theory of bounded
...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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