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3 that pl ( Â ( s ) ) = 0 almost everywhere on S . Thus , for almost all s , o vanishes
on the spectrum o ( Â ( s ) ) . So , for some set o , in with e ( 0 . ) = e , the function o
vanishes on Uses , O ( Â ( s ) ) , and since y is continuous , it also vanishes on ...
3 that pl ( Â ( s ) ) = 0 almost everywhere on S . Thus , for almost all s , o vanishes
on the spectrum o ( Â ( s ) ) . So , for some set o , in with e ( 0 . ) = e , the function o
vanishes on Uses , O ( Â ( s ) ) , and since y is continuous , it also vanishes on ...
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Thus , since ft is continuous in t ( with values in Lı ) , it vanishes identically and 0
= fo = f . Q . E . D . This theorem shows that if the function ( 3 ) vanishes on S then
a = d ( 00 ) = 0 , F ( 8 ) = 0 , and f = 0 . Hence the operator a in A given by ...
Thus , since ft is continuous in t ( with values in Lı ) , it vanishes identically and 0
= fo = f . Q . E . D . This theorem shows that if the function ( 3 ) vanishes on S then
a = d ( 00 ) = 0 , F ( 8 ) = 0 , and f = 0 . Hence the operator a in A given by ...
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If f is any function single valued and analytic in a neighborhood of To , we may
write f ( T ) = f ( A ) R ( A ; T ) da , where I , is a closed Jordan curve , or pair of
closed Jordan curves , surrounding To at distance 8 . If f vanishes at least to
second ...
If f is any function single valued and analytic in a neighborhood of To , we may
write f ( T ) = f ( A ) R ( A ; T ) da , where I , is a closed Jordan curve , or pair of
closed Jordan curves , surrounding To at distance 8 . If f vanishes at least to
second ...
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SPECTRAL OPERATORS | 1924 |
An Operational Calculus for Bounded Spectral | 1941 |
Part | 1950 |
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