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For a sequence { om } satisfying ( 3 ) , A is given by ( 9 ) and the domain of A
consists precisely of those o for which the limit in ( 9 ) exists . Our next concern
will be with the question of the existence of a resolution of the identity for A . This
leads ...
For a sequence { om } satisfying ( 3 ) , A is given by ( 9 ) and the domain of A
consists precisely of those o for which the limit in ( 9 ) exists . Our next concern
will be with the question of the existence of a resolution of the identity for A . This
leads ...
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Another characterization of subscalar operators is given , based on a theorem
which asserts that ... some B - space X 2 X which has a continuous projection
onto X . A second proof of this latter result is given in Ionescu Tulcea and Plafker [
1 ] .
Another characterization of subscalar operators is given , based on a theorem
which asserts that ... some B - space X 2 X which has a continuous projection
onto X . A second proof of this latter result is given in Ionescu Tulcea and Plafker [
1 ] .
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Applications of this same method to other operators are given as exercises in
Section 5 . In Section 3 we generalize the Friedrichs technique to operators with
discrete spectra , along lines first developed by Turner . Here one begins with an
...
Applications of this same method to other operators are given as exercises in
Section 5 . In Section 3 we generalize the Friedrichs technique to operators with
discrete spectra , along lines first developed by Turner . Here one begins with an
...
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