theorem 12.38 Existence and uniqueness of the adjoint

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theorem 12.38: Existence and uniqueness of the adjoint12.38definition 5.41: Adjoint5.41proposition 12.37: B(H) is a Banach algebra12.37theorem 12.46: Riesz representation12.46definition 12.41: The operator classes12.41definition 12.71: Adjoint of a densely defined operator12.71proposition 12.39: Algebra of the adjoint; the C^\ast identity12.39proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-20proofdefinition 5.18: Inner product5.18definition 5.37: Linear transformation5.37proposition 5.42: The adjoint exists, is unique, and is linear5.42theorem 5.43: The four fundamental subspaces5.43theorem 5.80: Simultaneous diagonalization of commuting self-adjoint operators5.80theorem 5.79: Spectral theorem for a self-adjoint operator5.79definition 12.35: Bounded operator; operator norm12.35proposition 12.8: Absolutely convergent series test12.8lemma A.240: Spectral mapping for polynomialsA.240proposition 12.65: Exponential of a bounded self-adjoint operator12.65proposition 12.61: Uniqueness of the continuous functional calculus12.61proposition 12.52: Neumann series; the spectrum is bounded12.52theorem 12.75: The canonical commutation relation admits no bounded solution12.75proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-19proofdefinition 12.45: Continuous linear functional; the dual12.45theorem 12.18: Projection theorem12.18corollary 12.47: H is its own dual, antilinearly12.47lemma A.247: Integration against a projection-valued measureA.247proposition A.246: Bounded Borel functional calculusA.246proposition A.245: The measures μ_x,yA.245proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-24proofdefinition 6.9: Compact set6.9proposition 12.21: Characterization of orthogonal projections12.21definition 12.90: Self-adjoint family; commutant; irreducibility12.90definition 12.58: Projection-valued measure12.58definition 12.64: Strongly continuous one-parameter unitary group12.64lemma A.231: Restriction to an invariant closed subspaceA.231lemma A.230: Sequential characterisationA.230proposition 12.42: Elementary consequences12.42theorem A.229: Hilbert–SchmidtA.229theorem 12.44: Hilbert–Schmidt: compact self-adjoint operators12.44theorem 12.55: The spectrum of a self-adjoint operator is real12.55neighborhood truncated

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depends_on The operator classes declared parts/02-mathematical-methods/10-hilbert-spaces.tex:1073
depends_on Adjoint of a densely defined operator declared parts/02-mathematical-methods/10-hilbert-spaces.tex:1988
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