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... isomorphism of X onto all of C ( 4 ) . It will also be shown that this isomorphism is a * -isomorphism , i.e. , one preserving the operation of involution . This basic result , which is due to Gelfand and Naĭmark , will find many ...
... isomorphism of X onto all of C ( 4 ) . It will also be shown that this isomorphism is a * -isomorphism , i.e. , one preserving the operation of involution . This basic result , which is due to Gelfand and Naĭmark , will find many ...
Page 878
... isomorphism of B * ( x ) onto C ( g ( x ) ) that we wish to single out . In the notation of the preceding proof the * -isomorphism y↔y ( x ̄1 ( • ) ) of B * ( x ) onto C ( σ ( x ) ) has the property that x corre- sponds to the function ...
... isomorphism of B * ( x ) onto C ( g ( x ) ) that we wish to single out . In the notation of the preceding proof the * -isomorphism y↔y ( x ̄1 ( • ) ) of B * ( x ) onto C ( σ ( x ) ) has the property that x corre- sponds to the function ...
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... isomorphism of E ( A ) L2 ( I ) onto L2 ( 4 , { P } ) and that A is an isometric isomorphism of L2 ( 4 , { P1 ; } ) onto the subspace TMTM 1L2 ( μ , Ae ; ) of Σ TMTM 1L2 ( μ , e¿ ) . = F = To prove ( ii ) , note that since G vanishes ...
... isomorphism of E ( A ) L2 ( I ) onto L2 ( 4 , { P } ) and that A is an isometric isomorphism of L2 ( 4 , { P1 ; } ) onto the subspace TMTM 1L2 ( μ , Ae ; ) of Σ TMTM 1L2 ( μ , e¿ ) . = F = To prove ( ii ) , note that since G vanishes ...
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