example 12.104 The Schwartz triple

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example 12.104: The Schwartz triple12.104definition 12.103: Gelfand triple12.103example 12.11: The function space L^212.11proposition 12.102: Neither plane waves nor deltas are in L^212.102example A.283: Momentum on the lineA.283proposition 12.106: The plane wave is a generalized momentum eigenvector12.106corollary 12.47: H is its own dual, antilinearly12.47corollary 12.19: Double complement; the density criterion12.19definition 12.45: Continuous linear functional; the dual12.45definition A.278: Countably Hilbert nuclear spaceA.278definition 12.105: Generalized eigenvector12.105theorem A.279: Gelfand–MaurinA.279theorem 12.107: Nuclear spectral theorem12.107definition 12.2: Hilbert space12.2definition 5.18: Inner product5.18example 12.81: Momentum on a finite interval: a circle of self-adjoint momenta12.81example 12.56: Multiplication by the coordinate: spectrum without eigenvectors12.56example 12.25: Orthogonal polynomials12.25example 12.110: The Schrödinger system12.110example 12.98: Two particles in three-dimensional space12.98theorem 12.12: Riesz–Fischer12.12proposition 12.4: Cauchy–Schwarz and continuity of the inner product12.4proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-48proofequation 12.54: eq:hilbert-momentum-operator12.54proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-49proof

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