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The exclusion of the theory of spectral operators from Part II was not due solely to
the growth of the literature in this field , but was determined also by our desire to
present a number of important applications of the general theory of spectral ...
The exclusion of the theory of spectral operators from Part II was not due solely to
the growth of the literature in this field , but was determined also by our desire to
present a number of important applications of the general theory of spectral ...
Page 2058
In explaining these implications in nonmathematical terms he envisaged , in his
Philosophical Essay on Probabilities ( 1814 ) , a kind of superhuman calculator
who could , upon having complete knowledge of the present state of the universe
...
In explaining these implications in nonmathematical terms he envisaged , in his
Philosophical Essay on Probabilities ( 1814 ) , a kind of superhuman calculator
who could , upon having complete knowledge of the present state of the universe
...
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The present chapter is an attempt to make the corresponding step in the theory of
spectral operators . We begin by defining a closed spectral operator and its
resolution of the identity , and showing that the latter is unique . Then a functional
...
The present chapter is an attempt to make the corresponding step in the theory of
spectral operators . We begin by defining a closed spectral operator and its
resolution of the identity , and showing that the latter is unique . Then a functional
...
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