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... shows that f g u - almost everywhere . Hence we may define the operator U1 from D1 to L2 ( u ) by placing U1f ( T ) x = f . Clearly U1 is linear and for y = f ( T ) x , z = g ( T ) x we have , from Corollary 2.8 , 1 1 ( y , z ) = So ( q ) ...
... shows that f g u - almost everywhere . Hence we may define the operator U1 from D1 to L2 ( u ) by placing U1f ( T ) x = f . Clearly U1 is linear and for y = f ( T ) x , z = g ( T ) x we have , from Corollary 2.8 , 1 1 ( y , z ) = So ( q ) ...
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... shows that F ( f * g ) = 0 for every g in L ( R ) . It follows from Corollary II.3.13 that f * g is in L for every g in L1 ( R ) , which shows that L is an ideal and thus LJ . Conversely let f be in the closed ideal in L1 ( R ) and ...
... shows that F ( f * g ) = 0 for every g in L ( R ) . It follows from Corollary II.3.13 that f * g is in L for every g in L1 ( R ) , which shows that L is an ideal and thus LJ . Conversely let f be in the closed ideal in L1 ( R ) and ...
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... shows that the character [ ' , mo ] is in ft . Q.E.D. The result just proved shows that if the bounded measurable function on R is not zero almost everywhere there is at least one character of R in the L - closed linear manifold ( p ) ...
... shows that the character [ ' , mo ] is in ft . Q.E.D. The result just proved shows that if the bounded measurable function on R is not zero almost everywhere there is at least one character of R in the L - closed linear manifold ( p ) ...
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