By Dieudonne J.
This quantity, the 8th out of 9, maintains the interpretation of "Treatise on research" by means of the French writer and mathematician, Jean Dieudonne. the writer indicates how, for a voluntary constrained category of linear partial differential equations, using Lax/Maslov operators and pseudodifferential operators, mixed with the spectral thought of operators in Hilbert areas, ends up in ideas which are even more particular than suggestions arrived at via "a priori" inequalities, that are dead functions.
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Xn ] is considered. Then it is natural to try to extend the mapping p, 1 „ from C[x i , . . ,An properties 1°-3° being preserved and then, if it is possible, to set 1 f (Ai, •••, n def An) = Ai n (f). ,A n This approach can lead to valuable results if the desired extension not only exists (its existence is merely a restriction on the class of admissible operators A 1 , . . , An ) but is unique. Indeed, under lack of uniqueness the equation A = B apparently would not imply that f (A) = f (B), and the theory would appear to be stillborn.
Its simplicity is just due to the wizardry of our notation, which displays itself in quite a few places thereafter. T2 to F1. F,i ) are infinitely differentiable. We could choose another way and postulate that the operator d „ — : Pi —> Pi dx is continuous. Then the formula 1 Sx 0 dx — t)y)d -c 2. 1 is satisfied. F2 is continuous. 3 Basic Properties Let A be an algebra of operators, and let Fi = . ,-Fn = Y6 n , . . be algebras of symbols. Given a tuple A = (A 1 , . . , An ) of generators in A, we intend to study the mapping n : Fn —> A.
6 Let A, C e A be arbitrary generators; let B, D e A; and suppose that AB = BC ± D. F we have 2 3f 3 1 f (A)B = Bf (C) ± D—(A, C). Sx Proof This can be proved by the following computation: 3 1 sf 3 1 2 1 23 f (A)B — Bf (C) = B(f (A) — f (C)) = B (A — C)—(A, C) Sx 23 1 6f 4 0 = B (A — C)— (A, C) (moving indices apart) Sx 22 3 1 3f 4 0 = 1[B (A — C) — (A, C) (extraction of a linear factor) Sx 2 3f 3 1 = D—(A, A), Sx 0 as desired. 2. This realization deals with symbols of tempered growth and the related class of generators and is particularly needed in applications to differential equations.