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definition 12.45: Continuous linear functional; the dual12.45definition 12.35: Bounded operator; operator norm12.35definition 5.46: Functional5.46corollary 12.47: H is its own dual, antilinearly12.47definition 12.103: Gelfand triple12.103theorem 12.46: Riesz representation12.46definition 5.37: Linear transformation5.37definition 5.19: Norm5.19definition 12.88: Reducing subspace12.88definition 12.49: Resolvent set; spectrum12.49proposition 12.37: B(H) is a Banach algebra12.37proposition 12.36: Boundedness is continuity12.36theorem 12.75: The canonical commutation relation admits no bounded solution12.75definition 5.59: Dual space5.59definition 5.60: Functional specified on a basis5.60proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-25proofcorollary 12.19: Double complement; the density criterion12.19definition A.278: Countably Hilbert nuclear spaceA.278definition 12.105: Generalized eigenvector12.105example 12.104: The Schwartz triple12.104theorem A.279: Gelfand–MaurinA.279theorem 12.107: Nuclear spectral theorem12.107theorem 12.18: Projection theorem12.18lemma A.247: Integration against a projection-valued measureA.247proposition A.246: Bounded Borel functional calculusA.246proposition A.245: The measures μ_x,yA.245theorem 12.38: Existence and uniqueness of the adjoint12.38proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-24proof

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