Re: Rigged Hilbert Spaces


"Bill Hobba" <rubbish@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am writing an article linking Dirac Spaces and stochastic processes. As
part of that I reviewed my knowledge on Dirac spaces and found these days
they are generally referred to as Rigged Hilbert Spaces.
http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/0502053

It seems the book I got Dirac Spaces from was old even when I learnt about
it nearly 30 years ago now. The math is exactly the same ie one takes the
dual of subspace dense in a Hilbert space - generalised functions and well
tempered generalised functions are examples - but there are others - one
of which I use in my article. Does anyone know why the terminology has
morphed?

Thanks
Bill

Bill

How can I get an article listed on http://arxiv.org/? A man e-mailed me and
wants to cite one of my papers that is on my web page in an article he is
writing. What can I do to get my paperr on there? Thanks

Pete


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