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The proof will involve Riemann integrals of the type ( i ) F ( $ ) E ( DE ) , JO ( T )
where E is the resolution of the identity for T and F is an operator valued function
defined on o ( T ) continuous in the uniform operator topology , and for which ( ii )
...
The proof will involve Riemann integrals of the type ( i ) F ( $ ) E ( DE ) , JO ( T )
where E is the resolution of the identity for T and F is an operator valued function
defined on o ( T ) continuous in the uniform operator topology , and for which ( ii )
...
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( ii ) If En # 0 , En has uniform multiplicity n . PROOF . We show first that each
nonzero Ee B bounds a nonzero Ge B of uniform multiplicity . Let no = min { m ( F
) | 0 EF SE } . Since the cardinals are well ordered , there exists a projection G SE
...
( ii ) If En # 0 , En has uniform multiplicity n . PROOF . We show first that each
nonzero Ee B bounds a nonzero Ge B of uniform multiplicity . Let no = min { m ( F
) | 0 EF SE } . Since the cardinals are well ordered , there exists a projection G SE
...
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Then a projection E in B has finite uniform multiplicity n if and only if its adjoint E *
in B * has finite uniform multiplicity n . PROOF . It is sufficient to suppose E and E
* satisfy the countable chain condition . Also since each projection is the union ...
Then a projection E in B has finite uniform multiplicity n if and only if its adjoint E *
in B * has finite uniform multiplicity n . PROOF . It is sufficient to suppose E and E
* satisfy the countable chain condition . Also since each projection is the union ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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