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... the sum of all the projections E(A) for which 2, e3, then the function E is a
resolution of the identity for T and the operational calculus is given by the formula
(vi) f(t) = s.s., f(a)B(an), where the integral is defined as the finite sum X-1 f(A,) E(A
).
... the sum of all the projections E(A) for which 2, e3, then the function E is a
resolution of the identity for T and the operational calculus is given by the formula
(vi) f(t) = s.s., f(a)B(an), where the integral is defined as the finite sum X-1 f(A,) E(A
).
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This formula may be written (u,(T))* = min max |Two. (7,71) = ... (p, wa)=0 Since
Top!” = (Tp, Top) = (T*Top, p), we see our lemma to be a special case of the “
minimax formula” for the eigenvalues of a compact operator, given as Theorem X.
4.8.
This formula may be written (u,(T))* = min max |Two. (7,71) = ... (p, wa)=0 Since
Top!” = (Tp, Top) = (T*Top, p), we see our lemma to be a special case of the “
minimax formula” for the eigenvalues of a compact operator, given as Theorem X.
4.8.
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basis for this formula is found in Theorem XII.2.10 which asserts that the
projection in the resolution of the identity for T corresponding to (A1, A2) may be
calculated from the resolvent by the formula 1 FA2-3 E((A1, A,))f = lim lim I, [R(4—
ie; ...
basis for this formula is found in Theorem XII.2.10 which asserts that the
projection in the resolution of the identity for T corresponding to (A1, A2) may be
calculated from the resolvent by the formula 1 FA2-3 E((A1, A,))f = lim lim I, [R(4—
ie; ...
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