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scalar function f with respect to the operator valued set function E. In the present chapter we shall only integrate bounded functions | and so the following discussion of the integral will be restricted to that case .
scalar function f with respect to the operator valued set function E. In the present chapter we shall only integrate bounded functions | and so the following discussion of the integral will be restricted to that case .
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It is plain from Plancherel's theorem that K is a bounded mapping of the space L , of scalar - valued functions into the ... Let M be the mapping in L , ( 12 ) which maps the vector - valued function whose nth component has the Fourier ...
It is plain from Plancherel's theorem that K is a bounded mapping of the space L , of scalar - valued functions into the ... Let M be the mapping in L , ( 12 ) which maps the vector - valued function whose nth component has the Fourier ...
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If we let , be its closure , we find that D ( A ) contains nondifferentiable functions . ... Such a “ derivative ” can no longer be an element of any space of functions , but can only be a “ function ” in some generalized sense .
If we let , be its closure , we find that D ( A ) contains nondifferentiable functions . ... Such a “ derivative ” can no longer be an element of any space of functions , but can only be a “ function ” in some generalized sense .
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