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How are we to choose its domain ? A natural first guess is to choose as domain the collection Dy of all functions with one continuous derivative . If f and g are any two such functions , we have ( iDf , g ) = $ . if " ( 1 ) g ( t ) dt ...
How are we to choose its domain ? A natural first guess is to choose as domain the collection Dy of all functions with one continuous derivative . If f and g are any two such functions , we have ( iDf , g ) = $ . if " ( 1 ) g ( t ) dt ...
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Thus PP * is a projection whose range is N = PM , the final domain of P. To complete the proof it will suffice to show that P * P is a projection if P is a partial isometry . Let x , v E M , the initial domain of P. Then the identity ...
Thus PP * is a projection whose range is N = PM , the final domain of P. To complete the proof it will suffice to show that P * P is a projection if P is a partial isometry . Let x , v E M , the initial domain of P. Then the identity ...
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Let I , be a domain in E " ?, and let 1 , be a domain in En . Let M : 1 +1 , be a mapping of I into I , such that ( a ) M - C is a compact subset of I , whenever C is a compact subset of I2 ; ( b ) ( M ( :) ) , Co ( 11 ) , j = 1 ,.
Let I , be a domain in E " ?, and let 1 , be a domain in En . Let M : 1 +1 , be a mapping of I into I , such that ( a ) M - C is a compact subset of I , whenever C is a compact subset of I2 ; ( b ) ( M ( :) ) , Co ( 11 ) , j = 1 ,.
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