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An Introduction to the Theory of Multipliers978-3-642-65030-7Series ISSN 0072-7830 Series E-ISSN 2196-9701树木中 发表于 2025-3-23 16:07:44
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Die forstliche BestandesgründungOur purpose in this chapter is to present a development of much of the theory of multipliers for Banach algebras. It is neither exhaustive of the material nor is the development the most general one that could be made. Instead we have emphasized the problem of characterizing the multipliers of various abstract Banach algebras.Thyroid-Gland 发表于 2025-3-24 01:22:42
The General Theory of Multipliers,Our purpose in this chapter is to present a development of much of the theory of multipliers for Banach algebras. It is neither exhaustive of the material nor is the development the most general one that could be made. Instead we have emphasized the problem of characterizing the multipliers of various abstract Banach algebras.dominant 发表于 2025-3-24 02:36:38
The Multipliers for Commutative ,*-Algebras,s with the Banach algebra norm, b).c) .* . ≠ 0 if . ≠ 0 and d) <.,.> = <., .* .> for all ., ., .∈.. The standard example of an .*-algebra is the algebra .(.) for a compact group . with the usual convolution multiplication and scalar product. A general discussion of .*-algebras can be found in Loomis and Naimark .lesion 发表于 2025-3-24 10:21:56
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Die forstliche Bestandesgründungs with the Banach algebra norm, b).c) .* . ≠ 0 if . ≠ 0 and d) <.,.> = <., .* .> for all ., ., .∈.. The standard example of an .*-algebra is the algebra .(.) for a compact group . with the usual convolution multiplication and scalar product. A general discussion of .*-algebras can be found in Loomis