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The set of functions f in L1(R) for which f vanishes in a neighborhood of infinity is
dense in L1(R). PRoof. It follows from Lemma 3.6 that the set of all functions in L2
(R, 3, u) which vanish outside of compact sets is dense in this space, and from ...
The set of functions f in L1(R) for which f vanishes in a neighborhood of infinity is
dense in L1(R). PRoof. It follows from Lemma 3.6 that the set of all functions in L2
(R, 3, u) which vanish outside of compact sets is dense in this space, and from ...
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If the domain Ø(T) of the operator T is dense in S) then the domain Ø(T*) consists,
by definition, of all y in $5 for which (Tw, y) is continuous for a in Ø(T). Since 3)(T)
is dense in § there is (IV.4.5) a uniquely determined point y” in § such that (Tr, ...
If the domain Ø(T) of the operator T is dense in S) then the domain Ø(T*) consists,
by definition, of all y in $5 for which (Tw, y) is continuous for a in Ø(T). Since 3)(T)
is dense in § there is (IV.4.5) a uniquely determined point y” in § such that (Tr, ...
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frequently-used device, it is appropriate that we give a brief sketch indicating how
the Cayley transform can be used to determine when a symmetric operator has a
self adjoint extension. Let T be a symmetric operator with domain o[T) dense in ...
frequently-used device, it is appropriate that we give a brief sketch indicating how
the Cayley transform can be used to determine when a symmetric operator has a
self adjoint extension. Let T be a symmetric operator with domain o[T) dense in ...
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SPECTRAL THEORY | 858 |
Bounded Normal Operators in Hilbert Space | 887 |
Miscellaneous Applications | 937 |
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