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| Hardcover ISBN: | 978-0-8218-1378-2 |
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Book DetailsAMS Chelsea PublishingVolume: 82; 1951; 114 ppMSC: Primary 46;
A clear, readable introductory treatment of Hilbert Space. The multiplicity theory of continuous spectra is treated, for the first time in English, in full generality.
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The main purpose of this book is to present the so-called multiplicity theory and the theory of unitary equivalence, for arbitrary spectral measures, in separable or not separable Hilbert space … The approach to this theory, as presented by the author, has much claim to novelty. By a skillful permutation of the fundamental ideas of Wecken and Nakano and consistently referring to the simple situation in the finite-dimensional case, the author succeeds in presenting the theory in a clear and perspicuous form.
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A clear, readable introductory treatment of Hilbert Space. The multiplicity theory of continuous spectra is treated, for the first time in English, in full generality.
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The main purpose of this book is to present the so-called multiplicity theory and the theory of unitary equivalence, for arbitrary spectral measures, in separable or not separable Hilbert space … The approach to this theory, as presented by the author, has much claim to novelty. By a skillful permutation of the fundamental ideas of Wecken and Nakano and consistently referring to the simple situation in the finite-dimensional case, the author succeeds in presenting the theory in a clear and perspicuous form.
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