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Introduction to Functional Analysis

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Introduction to Functional Analysis
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Publisher: University of Leeds
Number of pages: 113

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Contents: Motivating Example - Fourier Series; Basics of Linear Spaces; Orthogonality; Fourier Analysis; Duality of Linear Spaces; Operators; Spectral Theory; Compactness; The spectral theorem for compact normal operators; Applications to integral equations; Banach and Normed Spaces; Measure Theory; Integration; Functional Spaces; Fourier Transform.

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