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definition 12.35: Bounded operator; operator norm12.35definition 5.37: Linear transformation5.37definition 5.19: Norm5.19definition 12.45: Continuous linear functional; the dual12.45definition 12.88: Reducing subspace12.88definition 12.49: Resolvent set; spectrum12.49proposition 12.37: B(H) is a Banach algebra12.37proposition 12.36: Boundedness is continuity12.36theorem 12.75: The canonical commutation relation admits no bounded solution12.75definition 4.33: Vector space4.33definition 7.99: Differentiability at a point7.99definition 12.69: Operator with a domain12.69definition 5.41: Adjoint5.41definition 5.110: Bilinear map5.110definition 5.128: Derivation5.128definition 5.56: Endomorphism5.56definition 5.46: Functional5.46definition 5.47: Inverse of a linear transformation5.47definition 5.53: Isomorphism5.53definition 5.39: Kernel, image, nullity, rank5.39definition 5.66: Pushforward5.66lemma A.337: A nilpotent map has nilpotent adjointA.337proposition 5.48: Existence, uniqueness, and linearity of the inverse5.48proposition 5.125: prop:lin-matrix-algebra5.125proposition 5.45: prop:lin-matrix-unique5.45theorem A.335: Jordan decompositionA.335theorem 5.158: Schur's first lemma5.158definition 5.22: Metric associated with a norm5.22definition 5.25: Unit vector5.25definition 9.21: Matrix exponential9.21proposition 12.8: Absolutely convergent series test12.8corollary 12.47: H is its own dual, antilinearly12.47definition 12.103: Gelfand triple12.103theorem 12.46: Riesz representation12.46definition 12.20: Orthogonal projection operator12.20definition 12.90: Self-adjoint family; commutant; irreducibility12.90proposition 12.89: Reduction is commutation12.89definition 12.50: Point, continuous and residual spectrum12.50lemma A.240: Spectral mapping for polynomialsA.240lemma A.239: The norm of a self-adjoint operator lies in its spectrumA.239neighborhood truncated

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