theorem 5.79 Spectral theorem for a self-adjoint operator

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theorem 5.79: Spectral theorem for a self-adjoint operator5.79corollary 5.72: Existence of an eigenvalue over ℂ5.72definition 5.41: Adjoint5.41theorem 5.40: Rank–nullity5.40definition 30.20: Pressure and deviatoric stress30.20proposition 30.9: Principal strains30.9theorem 5.80: Simultaneous diagonalization of commuting self-adjoint operators5.80theorem 5.84: Spectral theorem for a real symmetric operator5.84theorem 28.33: Normal modes28.33theorem 29.16: Principal axes29.16proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-31prooftheorem 8.19: Fundamental theorem of algebra8.19theorem 5.71: The eigenvalues are the roots of the characteristic polynomial5.71theorem 5.98: Primary decomposition5.98proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-27proofdefinition 5.18: Inner product5.18definition 5.37: Linear transformation5.37proposition 5.42: The adjoint exists, is unique, and is linear5.42theorem 12.38: Existence and uniqueness of the adjoint12.38theorem 5.43: The four fundamental subspaces5.43definition 5.15: Basis5.15definition 5.39: Kernel, image, nullity, rank5.39lemma 5.38: Exchange and completion5.38corollary 5.62: A functional that annihilates a set of constraints5.62lemma A.610: Block positivityA.610lemma A.600: The real part of an inverseA.600lemma A.564: Dimension and double orthogonalA.564lemma 5.97: Fitting splitting5.97proposition 5.49: Injective, surjective, invertible5.49proof : ch:03-linear-algebra-representations@proof-13proofproposition 30.19: The stress tensor is symmetric30.19definition 30.31: The engineering moduli30.31definition 30.79: Maxwell viscoelasticity30.79proposition 30.74: The maximum shear stress, and its indifference to pressure30.74remark 30.75: Two criteria, one uncited30.75definition 30.6: Linear strain and infinitesimal rotation30.6example 30.10: Simple shear and pure shear are the same strain30.10proof : ch:13-continuum-elasticity@proof-3proofequation 5.102: eq:lin-eigenspace5.102corollary 5.82: Spectral theorem for a normal operator5.82neighborhood truncated

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