A note on semi-groups of unbounded self-adjoint operators
Allen Devinatz
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Allen Devinatz
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In this note we extend a theorem about integral representations of semi-groups of bounded self-adjoint operators to a theorem about semi-groups of unbounded self-adjoint operators. The theorem for semi-groups of bounded self-adjoint operators has been proved in different ways by B. v. Sz. Nagy [4; 5], E. Hille [3 ], and also follows from a more general theorem of S. Bochner [1]. Semi-groups of unbounded self-adjoint operators arose in quite a natural way in an investigation of the author [2] on positive definite functions. In the following theorem DA shall represent the domain of an operator A which is defined in a Hilbert space.
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In this note we extend a theorem about integral representations of semi-groups of bounded self-adjoint operators to a theorem about semi-groups of unbounded self-adjoint operators. The theorem for semi-groups of bounded self-adjoint operators has been proved in different ways by B. v. Sz. Nagy [4; 5], E. Hille [3 ], and also follows from a more general theorem of S. Bochner [1]. Semi-groups of unbounded self-adjoint operators arose in quite a natural way in an investigation of the author [2] on positive definite functions. In the following theorem DA shall represent the domain of an operator A which is defined in a Hilbert space.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Unbounded operator, Von Neumann's theorem, Hilbert space, Bounded function, Self-adjoint operator, Hermitian adjoint, Pure mathematics