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... bounded E - measurable functions on S into the B * -algebra of bounded operators on Hilbert space . Returning now to the general integral ƒ ƒ ( s ) E ( ds ) where E is merely a bounded additive operator valued set function , we observe ...
... bounded E - measurable functions on S into the B * -algebra of bounded operators on Hilbert space . Returning now to the general integral ƒ ƒ ( s ) E ( ds ) where E is merely a bounded additive operator valued set function , we observe ...
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... bounded E - measurable scalar functions on S in such a way that each equivalence class consists of all E - measurable functions which differ from some bounded E - measurable function only on a set of E measure zero . That is , EB ( S ...
... bounded E - measurable scalar functions on S in such a way that each equivalence class consists of all E - measurable functions which differ from some bounded E - measurable function only on a set of E measure zero . That is , EB ( S ...
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... bounded above ( bounded below ) if there is a real number c such that ( Tx , x ) ≤ c ( x , x ) ( ( Tx , x ) ≥ c ( x , x ) ) for all x in D ( T ) . If T is bounded above or below we say that T is semi - bounded . The number c is called ...
... bounded above ( bounded below ) if there is a real number c such that ( Tx , x ) ≤ c ( x , x ) ( ( Tx , x ) ≥ c ( x , x ) ) for all x in D ( T ) . If T is bounded above or below we say that T is semi - bounded . The number c is called ...
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