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Integration maps and local equicontinuity of spectral measures
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Special classes of linear operators
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 April 2009
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One of the useful features of spectral measures which happen to be equicontinuous is that their associated integration maps are bicontinuous isomorphisms of the corresponding L1-space onto their ranges. It is shown here that equicontinuity is not necessary for this to be the case; a somewhat weaker property suffices. This is of some interest in practice since there are many natural examples of spectral measures which fail to be equiconontinuous.
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