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Q.E.D. We now turn to a discussion of the specific form assumed in the present
case by the abstract “boundary values” introduced in the last chapter. We shall
see that the discussion leads us to a number of results about deficiency indices.
Q.E.D. We now turn to a discussion of the specific form assumed in the present
case by the abstract “boundary values” introduced in the last chapter. We shall
see that the discussion leads us to a number of results about deficiency indices.
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If t is formally self adjoint, then Definition 17 of a boundary value for t coincides
with Definition XII.4.20 of a boundary value for To(t). PRoof. ... Q.E.D. The next
theorem gives a basic property of boundary values of differential operators. For
the ...
If t is formally self adjoint, then Definition 17 of a boundary value for t coincides
with Definition XII.4.20 of a boundary value for To(t). PRoof. ... Q.E.D. The next
theorem gives a basic property of boundary values of differential operators. For
the ...
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boundary values C1, C2, D1, D2 where C1, C2 are boundary values at a and D1,
D, are boundary values at b, such that (rf, g)–(f, rg) = C1(f)C2(g)–C2(f)C1(g) +D1(f
)|D2(g)–D2(f)|D1(g), f, ge Q(T(r)). PRoof. Let A be any boundary value for t.
boundary values C1, C2, D1, D2 where C1, C2 are boundary values at a and D1,
D, are boundary values at b, such that (rf, g)–(f, rg) = C1(f)C2(g)–C2(f)C1(g) +D1(f
)|D2(g)–D2(f)|D1(g), f, ge Q(T(r)). PRoof. Let A be any boundary value for t.
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