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... corresponding to is also an eigenfunction corresponding to 2. Thus every eigenfunction of T , which corresponds to a non - zero eigenvalue is a finite dimensional continuous function . Hence N is orthogonal to every eigenfunction . of T ...
... corresponding to is also an eigenfunction corresponding to 2. Thus every eigenfunction of T , which corresponds to a non - zero eigenvalue is a finite dimensional continuous function . Hence N is orthogonal to every eigenfunction . of T ...
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... corresponding case of the space Co ( C ) , we may regard any point x = [ x , y ] for which 0 < x < 27 as belonging , in a suitable sense , to the interior of C ; that is , to argue at such a point as we would at an interior point , we ...
... corresponding case of the space Co ( C ) , we may regard any point x = [ x , y ] for which 0 < x < 27 as belonging , in a suitable sense , to the interior of C ; that is , to argue at such a point as we would at an interior point , we ...
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... correspond- ing equivalence classes and that u EU . Consider an arbitrary ele- ment in the basis { v } for which ( u 。, vß ) ‡ 0 . It will be shown that VE V. Since U and V are corresponding classes there are elements Ua ' , VB ' in U ...
... correspond- ing equivalence classes and that u EU . Consider an arbitrary ele- ment in the basis { v } for which ( u 。, vß ) ‡ 0 . It will be shown that VE V. Since U and V are corresponding classes there are elements Ua ' , VB ' in U ...
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