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The study of ideal theory in B - algebra was inaugurated by Gelfand [ 1 ] to whom most of the results given in Section 1 are due . B- and B * -algebras . The results of Section 2 are due to Gelfand [ 1 ] . The fundamental Theorem 3.7 ...
The study of ideal theory in B - algebra was inaugurated by Gelfand [ 1 ] to whom most of the results given in Section 1 are due . B- and B * -algebras . The results of Section 2 are due to Gelfand [ 1 ] . The fundamental Theorem 3.7 ...
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The proof follows immediately , for since LSM , we have ( Lx , x ) S ( Mx , x ) for every x in H. Hence the characterization of any Men given in Theorem 3 shows that in Min for all n = 1 , 2 , .... a 2 5. Spectral Representation Let M ...
The proof follows immediately , for since LSM , we have ( Lx , x ) S ( Mx , x ) for every x in H. Hence the characterization of any Men given in Theorem 3 shows that in Min for all n = 1 , 2 , .... a 2 5. Spectral Representation Let M ...
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likewise given by irreducible sets of tensors . The group RU ( n ) has additional representations , which , if one tries to regard them as representations of the rotation group itself , turn out to be doublevalued .
likewise given by irreducible sets of tensors . The group RU ( n ) has additional representations , which , if one tries to regard them as representations of the rotation group itself , turn out to be doublevalued .
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