Difference between revisions of "Operators"

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(New page: An '''operator''' is a map from function space to function space. If the range of an operator is on the real line or in the complex plane, the operator is usually called a [[funct...)
 
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An '''operator''' is a map from function space to function space.  If the range of an operator is on the [[real line]] or in the [[complex plane]], the operator is usually called a [[functional]] instead.
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In mathematics, an '''operator''' is something which associates one [[Function (Mathematics)|function]] with another.  
  
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Template:Rename In mathematics, an operator is something which associates one function with another.