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Open cover
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Open set
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definition 6.1
Topological space
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definition 3.35
Union, intersection, difference
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Topological space
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Open set
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Supports
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definition 7.142
Box-counting dimension
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definition 32.79
Box-counting dimension, restated from Part II
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- depends_on definition 32.81 Correlation dimension ¶
- depends_on example 32.80 The middle-thirds Cantor set ¶
- depends_on proposition 7.143 The Hausdorff dimension never exceeds the box dimension ¶
- depends_on remark 7.144 What is developed here, and what is not ¶
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definition 32.79
Box-counting dimension, restated from Part II
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definition 7.127
Simple regions
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lemma A.512
The boundary strip is thin
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theorem A.513
Change of variables
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- depends_on corollary A.514 Degeneracy on a negligible set ¶
- depends_on remark A.516 The hypotheses of the global form ¶
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theorem A.513
Change of variables
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- depends_on remark A.516 The hypotheses of the global form ¶ ↺
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theorem 7.133
Gauss
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lemma A.708
The disturbance flux vanishes
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- depends_on corollary A.711 The disturbance is a dipole at leading order ¶
- depends_on lemma A.712 The force is a far-field integral ¶
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lemma A.117
Laplacian in orthogonal coordinates
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theorem A.120
Stäckel and Robertson conditions
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- depends_on example A.122 Cartesian ¶
- depends_on example A.123 Circular cylindrical ¶
- depends_on example A.124 Spherical ¶
- depends_on proposition A.128 The ellipsoidal system separates ¶
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theorem A.120
Stäckel and Robertson conditions
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lemma 44.10
Divergence theorem on $(M,g)$
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- depends_on proposition 44.11 The boundary term, and the Gibbons–Hawking–York action ¶
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lemma 31.11
Transport theorem for a material volume
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theorem 31.12
Conservation of mass
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- depends_on corollary 31.13 Incompressible flow ¶
- depends_on phenomenon 31.88 Sound travels at the adiabatic speed ¶
- depends_on proposition 52.24 The p-mode cavity ¶
- depends_on theorem 31.91 Rankine–Hugoniot jump conditions ¶
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theorem 31.22
Euler's equations of motion
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- depends_on lemma A.712 The force is a far-field integral ¶ ↺
- depends_on phenomenon 31.88 Sound travels at the adiabatic speed ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition A.797 The outer limit loses a boundary condition ¶
- depends_on proposition 31.80 Rayleigh's circulation criterion ¶
- depends_on proposition 52.24 The p-mode cavity ¶ ↺
- depends_on remark 31.23 Boundary conditions, and what the ideal model omits ¶
- depends_on theorem 31.24 Bernoulli ¶
- depends_on theorem 31.64 Kelvin's circulation theorem ¶
- depends_on theorem 31.37 The Navier–Stokes equations ¶
- depends_on theorem 31.91 Rankine–Hugoniot jump conditions ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 31.77 Rayleigh's inflexion-point criterion ¶
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theorem 31.12
Conservation of mass
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lemma 106.86
A shift of a divergent integral leaves a surface term
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proposition 106.88
The obstruction
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- depends_on theorem 106.95 The cancellation condition ¶
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proposition 106.88
The obstruction
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lemma 10.44
Green's identities
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- depends_on proposition 10.71 Green's representation formula ¶
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proposition 10.67
The Newtonian potential is the fundamental
solution
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- depends_on example 10.49 The method of images ¶
- depends_on lemma A.94 Fundamental solution of $\pp_{\bar z}$ ¶
- depends_on proposition A.522 The Newtonian potential inverts the Laplacian ¶
- depends_on proposition 10.71 Green's representation formula ¶ ↺
- depends_on remark 10.73 What compact support is doing, and the rate that replaces it ¶
- depends_on theorem 7.137 Helmholtz decomposition ¶
- depends_on theorem 10.45 Symmetry of the Green's function ¶
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lemma 10.58
Darboux's equation for spherical means
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theorem 10.59
Kirchhoff's formula
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- depends_on corollary 10.60 Huygens' principle in three space dimensions ¶
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theorem 10.69
Mean-value property
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- depends_on corollary A.145 Harmonic functions are smooth ¶
- depends_on theorem A.135 Converse of the mean-value property ¶
- depends_on theorem 10.77 Strong maximum principle for harmonic functions ¶
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theorem 10.59
Kirchhoff's formula
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proposition 23.54
The geometrical amplitude diverges
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proposition 23.55
The fold, and the quarter-power law
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- depends_on proposition 23.56 The phase jump at a fold ¶
- depends_on remark 23.58 The caustics that are not turning surfaces ¶
- depends_on remark 23.59 What is observed ¶
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proposition 23.55
The fold, and the quarter-power law
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proposition 10.57
Energy in a backward cone
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- depends_on proposition 28.63 Energy density, flux, and the conservation law ¶
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theorem 16.36
Euler–Lagrange equations for several independent
variables
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definition 44.6
Stress–energy tensor
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- depends_on definition 44.36 Energy conditions ¶
- depends_on proposition 44.17 Stress–energy of the electromagnetic field ¶
- depends_on theorem 44.19 Covariant conservation of stress–energy ¶
- depends_on theorem 44.9 Variation of the Einstein–Hilbert action ¶
- depends_on proposition 28.42 The wave equation of a stretched string ¶
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definition 44.6
Stress–energy tensor
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theorem 32.6
Evolution of phase volume
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definition 32.7
Conservative and dissipative flows
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- depends_on definition 32.62 The Lorenz system ¶
- depends_on definition 32.62 The Lorenz system ¶ ↺
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proposition 32.64
The Lorenz flow contracts volume
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- depends_on phenomenon 32.68 Strange attractors ¶
- depends_on proposition 32.76 The exponents sum to the mean divergence ¶
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definition 32.7
Conservative and dissipative flows
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lemma A.708
The disturbance flux vanishes
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theorem 7.131
Green
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- depends_on proposition 32.33 Bendixson's negative criterion ¶
- depends_on proposition 9.36 Bendixson–Dulac negative criterion ¶
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theorem 7.132
Stokes
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definition 31.63
Circulation
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- depends_on theorem 31.64 Kelvin's circulation theorem ¶ ↺
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proposition 7.136
Properties of conservative fields
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- depends_on example 31.15 The stream function of a plane flow ¶
- depends_on proposition 31.28 Potential flow reduces to Laplace's equation ¶
- depends_on theorem 16.63 Hilbert's invariant integral ¶
- depends_on theorem 30.15 Compatibility is sufficient on a simply connected body ¶
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definition 31.63
Circulation
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theorem 8.12
Cauchy
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corollary 8.15
Deformation of contours
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- depends_on lemma 106.1 The short-time kernel ¶
- depends_on theorem 8.16 Cauchy integral formula ¶
- depends_on theorem 8.21 Laurent expansion ¶
- depends_on theorem 8.24 Residue theorem ¶
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corollary 17.71
Residue evaluation and causality
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- depends_on corollary 17.76 Heaviside's expansion theorem ¶
- depends_on proposition 17.77 Poles and stability ¶
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lemma 100.27
Wick rotation
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- depends_on lemma 100.28 The $d$-dimensional loop integral ¶
- depends_on proposition 106.14 The Feynman contour permits the rotation ¶
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theorem 17.78
Causality implies dispersion relations
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- depends_on remark 33.10 Fibre anelasticity, and why it biases one method and not the other ¶
- depends_on remark 28.26 Causality is visible in the susceptibility ¶
- depends_on remark 28.62 Neither velocity is a speed limit ¶
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theorem 17.94
Mellin inversion
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- depends_on proposition 17.96 Poles give asymptotics ¶
- depends_on theorem 17.100 Moments diagonalise a convolution evolution ¶
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corollary 8.15
Deformation of contours
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theorem 13.41
Holonomy equals the enclosed curvature; local
Gauss–Bonnet
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- depends_on example 13.42 The sphere, the solid angle, and the pole ¶
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theorem 10.96
Rankine–Hugoniot condition
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definition 10.99
Entropy condition
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- depends_on definition 10.101 Entropy pair; entropy inequality ¶
- depends_on example 10.97 Burgers shock ¶
- depends_on example 10.98 Weak solutions are not unique ¶
- depends_on proposition 10.102 Jump form of the entropy inequality ¶
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definition 10.99
Entropy condition
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lemma A.512
The boundary strip is thin
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definition A.498
Zero content
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lemma A.499
What zero content buys
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- depends_on corollary A.514 Degeneracy on a negligible set ¶ ↺
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lemma A.500
Graphs and $C^{1}$ images have zero content
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- depends_on corollary A.514 Degeneracy on a negligible set ¶ ↺
- depends_on lemma A.512 The boundary strip is thin ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem A.513 Change of variables ¶ ↺
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lemma A.499
What zero content buys
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definition A.529
Hausdorff; second countable; locally compact
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lemma A.530
Two elementary facts about compactness
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proposition A.532
Separation and countability of the quotient
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- depends_on remark A.542 Where each hypothesis is spent ¶
- depends_on theorem A.537 The smooth structure on the orbit space ¶
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proposition A.532
Separation and countability of the quotient
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lemma A.530
Two elementary facts about compactness
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definition 32.8
Attractor and basin
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definition 32.29
Limit cycle
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phenomenon 32.35
Self-sustained oscillation
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phenomenon 32.37
Frequency demultiplication and the first heard chaos
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- depends_on definition 32.91 The circle map ¶
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phenomenon 32.37
Frequency demultiplication and the first heard chaos
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phenomenon 32.35
Self-sustained oscillation
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definition 32.67
Strange attractor
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- depends_on example 32.70 The Hénon map ¶
- depends_on phenomenon 32.97 Turbulence sets in after a few transitions ¶
- depends_on phenomenon 32.68 Strange attractors ¶ ↺
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theorem 32.74
Oseledets, quoted
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phenomenon 32.72
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions
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- depends_on definition 32.67 Strange attractor ¶ ↺
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phenomenon 32.72
Sensitive dependence on initial conditions
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definition 32.29
Limit cycle
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definition 12.41
The operator classes
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definition 12.90
Self-adjoint family; commutant; irreducibility
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proposition A.589
Cyclic subspaces and the rank of the average
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lemma A.590
The Gram matrix is universal
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- depends_on proposition A.591 Any two irreducible Weyl systems are equivalent ¶
- depends_on proposition A.591 Any two irreducible Weyl systems are equivalent ¶ ↺
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lemma A.590
The Gram matrix is universal
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- depends_on theorem A.579 Stone–von Neumann ¶
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theorem 12.91
Schur's lemma, commutant form
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- depends_on proposition A.591 Any two irreducible Weyl systems are equivalent ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 12.114 Stone–von Neumann ¶
- depends_on theorem 12.114 Stone–von Neumann ¶ ↺
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proposition A.589
Cyclic subspaces and the rank of the average
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definition 12.58
Projection-valued measure
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definition 12.60
Functional calculus
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proposition 12.61
Uniqueness of the continuous functional calculus
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- depends_on proposition A.243 Continuous functional calculus ¶
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proposition 12.61
Uniqueness of the continuous functional calculus
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- depends_on lemma A.247 Integration against a projection-valued measure ¶
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theorem A.238
Spectral theorem, both forms
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proposition A.280
Direct-integral form of the spectral theorem
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- depends_on proposition A.282 The fibre maps are continuous on $\Phi$ ¶
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proposition A.261
Spectral theorem for a unitary operator
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- depends_on proposition A.262 Spectral theorem for an unbounded self-adjoint operator ¶
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theorem A.279
Gelfand–Maurin
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- depends_on example A.283 Momentum on the line ¶
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theorem A.253
Stone
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- depends_on proposition A.263 The two constructions are inverse ¶
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proposition A.280
Direct-integral form of the spectral theorem
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theorem 12.59
Spectral theorem for a bounded self-adjoint operator
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- depends_on definition 12.60 Functional calculus ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 12.107 Nuclear spectral theorem ¶
- depends_on theorem 12.91 Schur's lemma, commutant form ¶ ↺
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Stone
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- depends_on corollary 12.112 Commutator of the momentum with a function of the position ¶
- depends_on definition 12.109 Weyl system ¶
- depends_on proposition 12.67 The generator is symmetric, and generates the motion ¶
- depends_on proposition 12.111 The Weyl relation is a covariance statement ¶
- depends_on theorem 25.34 Stone–von Neumann ¶
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definition 12.60
Functional calculus
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definition 12.64
Strongly continuous one-parameter unitary group
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definition A.580
Weyl operator
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definition A.585
The Gaussian average of the Weyl operators
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- depends_on theorem A.587 The Gaussian average is a non-zero projector that absorbs the Weyl operators ¶
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lemma A.581
Composition law
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- depends_on lemma A.582 Joint strong continuity ¶
- depends_on lemma A.590 The Gram matrix is universal ¶ ↺
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definition A.585
The Gaussian average of the Weyl operators
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- depends_on definition 12.109 Weyl system ¶ ↺
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lemma A.255
Smoothed vectors lie in the domain
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proposition A.256
Density
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- depends_on proposition A.259 The generator is self-adjoint ¶
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proposition A.256
Density
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- depends_on lemma A.581 Composition law ¶ ↺
- depends_on lemma A.582 Joint strong continuity ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition A.256 Density ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition 12.65 Exponential of a bounded self-adjoint operator ¶
- depends_on proposition 12.67 The generator is symmetric, and generates the motion ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem A.253 Stone ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 12.66 Stone ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 25.34 Stone–von Neumann ¶ ↺
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definition A.580
Weyl operator
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lemma A.231
Restriction to an invariant closed subspace
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lemma A.233
Construction of the system
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- depends_on lemma A.234 The eigenvalues tend to zero, with finite multiplicity ¶
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lemma A.233
Construction of the system
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lemma A.230
Sequential characterisation
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lemma A.232
Attainment
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- depends_on lemma A.233 Construction of the system ¶ ↺
- depends_on lemma A.231 Restriction to an invariant closed subspace ¶ ↺
- depends_on lemma A.234 The eigenvalues tend to zero, with finite multiplicity ¶ ↺
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lemma A.232
Attainment
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proposition 12.42
Elementary consequences
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- depends_on lemma A.232 Attainment ¶ ↺
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proposition 12.43
Norm of a self-adjoint operator
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- depends_on lemma A.232 Attainment ¶ ↺
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lemma A.239
The norm of a self-adjoint operator lies in its
spectrum
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- depends_on proposition A.241 The polynomial calculus is isometric ¶
- depends_on theorem A.229 Hilbert–Schmidt ¶
- depends_on theorem A.238 Spectral theorem, both forms ¶ ↺
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theorem 12.44
Hilbert–Schmidt: compact self-adjoint operators
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- depends_on theorem A.461 Completeness in the weighted and in the energy norm ¶
- depends_on theorem A.471 Spectral decomposition and completeness in $L^{2}_{r}$ ¶
- depends_on theorem 12.59 Spectral theorem for a bounded self-adjoint operator ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem A.229 Hilbert–Schmidt ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 12.44 Hilbert–Schmidt: compact self-adjoint operators ¶ ↺
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theorem 12.55
The spectrum of a self-adjoint operator is real
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- depends_on example 12.56 Multiplication by the coordinate: spectrum without eigenvectors ¶
- depends_on theorem A.238 Spectral theorem, both forms ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem 12.59 Spectral theorem for a bounded self-adjoint operator ¶ ↺
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definition 12.90
Self-adjoint family; commutant; irreducibility
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definition 13.66
Smooth action; free; proper; orbit
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example 13.68
Why each hypothesis is there
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- depends_on remark A.542 Where each hypothesis is spent ¶ ↺
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lemma A.531
The projection is open
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lemma A.536
A slice is a chart domain downstairs
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- depends_on theorem A.537 The smooth structure on the orbit space ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition A.532 Separation and countability of the quotient ¶ ↺
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lemma A.536
A slice is a chart domain downstairs
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lemma A.533
The orbit map has constant rank $d$
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- depends_on proposition A.534 Every orbit is an embedded copy of $G$ ¶
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proposition A.535
Existence of a slice
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- depends_on lemma A.536 A slice is a chart domain downstairs ¶ ↺
- depends_on remark A.542 Where each hypothesis is spent ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition A.535 Existence of a slice ¶ ↺
- depends_on proposition A.532 Separation and countability of the quotient ¶ ↺
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theorem 13.67
Quotient manifold theorem
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- depends_on example 13.68 Why each hypothesis is there ¶ ↺
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proposition A.566
The isotropy group acts, and the quotient is
smooth
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proposition A.570
Existence and uniqueness of the reduced form
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- depends_on proposition A.571 Invariant Hamiltonians descend with their flows ¶
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proposition A.570
Existence and uniqueness of the reduced form
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theorem A.563
Marsden–Weinstein reduction
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- depends_on example A.573 The abelian case, and eliminating a cyclic coordinate ¶
- depends_on example A.572 Rotational reduction of the central-force problem ¶
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example 13.68
Why each hypothesis is there
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lemma A.506
Locality
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proposition A.511
The substitution property is universal
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- depends_on remark A.516 The hypotheses of the global form ¶ ↺
- depends_on theorem A.513 Change of variables ¶ ↺
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proposition A.511
The substitution property is universal
¶
- depends_on lemma A.505 A continuous partition of unity ¶
- depends_on lemma A.530 Two elementary facts about compactness ¶ ↺
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lemma A.307
Partition of unity on a compact manifold
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definition A.308
Integral over the manifold
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theorem A.311
General Stokes theorem
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- depends_on corollary A.313 Stokes' theorem for an antisymmetric tensor field ¶
- depends_on lemma A.555 The actions are well defined ¶
- depends_on theorem 24.23 Poincaré–Cartan integral invariant ¶
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theorem A.311
General Stokes theorem
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definition A.308
Integral over the manifold
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- depends_on lemma 13.136 Discrete subgroups of $\R^{f}$ ¶
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