proposition A.591 Any two irreducible Weyl systems are equivalent

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proposition A.591: Any two irreducible Weyl systems are equivalentA.591lemma A.590: The Gram matrix is universalA.590proposition A.589: Cyclic subspaces and the rank of the averageA.589theorem 12.91: Schur's lemma, commutant form12.91proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-355prooflemma A.581: Composition lawA.581theorem A.587: The Gaussian average is a non-zero projector that absorbs the Weyl operatorsA.587proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-354proofdefinition 12.90: Self-adjoint family; commutant; irreducibility12.90proposition 12.89: Reduction is commutation12.89proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-353prooftheorem 12.59: Spectral theorem for a bounded self-adjoint operator12.59theorem 12.114: Stone–von Neumann12.114proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-44proof

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