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Théories spectrales, chapter IV, § 5. Opérateurs partiels normaux et théorème spectral

Let ff and gg be in Lu\mathscr{L}_u(Sp(uu)) and let (x,y)∈Df×Dg(x, y)\in D_f\times D_g. The spectral measure of (f(u)x,g(u)y)(f(u)x, g(u)y) relative to uu is the measure fg⋅μx,yf g\cdot \mu_{x,y}, where μx,y\mu_{x,y} is the spectral measure of (x,y)(x, y) relative to uu.

Let ν\nu denote the spectral measure of (f(u)x,g(u)y)(f(u)x, g(u)y) relative to uu. For every function φ∈K\varphi \in \mathscr{K} (Sp(uu)), one has

∫φν=⟨f(u)x∣φ(u)(g(u)y)⟩ \int\varphi \nu =\langle f(u)x|\varphi (u)(g(u)y)\rangle

Sp(uu)

=⟨f(u)x∣(φg)(u)y⟩=∫fφgμx,y=\langle f(u)x|(\varphi g)(u)y\rangle =\int f \varphi g \mu_{x,y},

Sp(uu)

(prop. 5, b)), whence ν=fg⋅μx,y\nu =f g\cdot \mu_{x,y}.

Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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