proposition 12.8 Absolutely convergent series test

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proposition 12.8: Absolutely convergent series test12.8definition 5.19: Norm5.19definition 6.27: Convergence; Cauchy sequence; completeness6.27proposition 12.37: B(H) is a Banach algebra12.37theorem 12.12: Riesz–Fischer12.12proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-4proofdefinition 4.33: Vector space4.33definition 12.35: Bounded operator; operator norm12.35definition 5.22: Metric associated with a norm5.22definition 5.25: Unit vector5.25definition 9.21: Matrix exponential9.21definition 6.24: Metric6.24corollary 12.24: Separable spaces have countable orthonormal families12.24definition 12.32: Separable Hilbert space12.32definition 12.2: Hilbert space12.2definition 6.29: Sequential compactness6.29lemma 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 12.39: Algebra of the adjoint; the C^\ast identity12.39proposition 12.52: Neumann series; the spectrum is bounded12.52theorem 12.38: Existence and uniqueness of the adjoint12.38theorem 12.75: The canonical commutation relation admits no bounded solution12.75proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-19proofexample 12.11: The function space L^212.11lemma A.464: H_E is a Hilbert spaceA.464proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-6proof

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