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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Carlos KubruslyPublisher: Birkhauser Boston Imprint: Birkhauser Boston Dimensions: Width: 15.50cm , Height: 3.10cm , Length: 23.50cm Weight: 2.080kg ISBN: 9780817641740ISBN 10: 0817641742 Pages: 540 Publication Date: 01 July 2001 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPreface * Set Theoretic Structures * Algebraic Structures * Topological Structures * Banach Spaces * Hilbert Spaces * The Spectral Theorem * References * IndexReviews"""The author endeavors to present the concepts and ideas as an alternative to the computational approach, trying to avoid long calculations by stressing the mathematical thoughts behind the statements... many problems [are] stated throughout the book, very often accompanied by hints."" --Mathematical Reviews ""This is a rigorous, logically well-organized textbook presenting basic principles and elementary theory of operators. It is written with great care, gradually increasing in complexity. The forte features of the book are the teaching style, illuminating explanation of numerous delicate points, detailed presentation of topics. Hence, the book can be warmly recommended to a first work for the study of operator theory ... it is an admirable work for a modern introduction in operator theory."" --Zentralblatt Math" ""The author endeavors to present the concepts and ideas as an alternative to the computational approach, trying to avoid long calculations by stressing the mathematical thoughts behind the statements... many problems [are] stated throughout the book, very often accompanied by hints."" --Mathematical Reviews ""This is a rigorous, logically well-organized textbook presenting basic principles and elementary theory of operators. It is written with great care, gradually increasing in complexity. The forte features of the book are the teaching style, illuminating explanation of numerous delicate points, detailed presentation of topics. Hence, the book can be warmly recommended to a first work for the study of operator theory ... it is an admirable work for a modern introduction in operator theory."" --Zentralblatt Math The author endeavors to present the concepts and ideas as an alternative to the computational approach, trying to avoid long calculations by stressing the mathematical thoughts behind the statements... many problems [are] stated throughout the book, very often accompanied by hints. --Mathematical Reviews This is a rigorous, logically well-organized textbook presenting basic principles and elementary theory of operators. It is written with great care, gradually increasing in complexity. The forte features of the book are the teaching style, illuminating explanation of numerous delicate points, detailed presentation of topics. Hence, the book can be warmly recommended to a first work for the study of operator theory ... it is an admirable work for a modern introduction in operator theory. --Zentralblatt Math The author endeavors to present the concepts and ideas as an alternative to the computational approach, trying to avoid long calculations by stressing the mathematical thoughts behind the statements. . . . many problems [are] stated throughout the book, very often accompanied by hints. <p>a Mathematical Reviews <p> This is a rigorous, logically well-organized textbook presenting basic principles and elementary theory of operators. It is written with great care, gradually increasing in complexity. The forte features of the book are the teaching style, illuminating explanation of numerous delicate points, detailed presentation of topics. Hence, the book can be warmly recommended to a first work for the study of operator theory . . . it is an admirable work for a modern introduction in operator theory. <p>a Zentralblatt Math Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |