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The General Form of Maximally Accretive Quasi-differential Operators for First Order
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In this work, firstly all maximally accretive extensions of the minimal operator generated by first-order linear symmetric multipoint quasi-differential operator expression in the direct sum of weighted Hilbert spaces of vector-functions defined at the left and right semi-infinite intervals are described. Later on, the structure of spectrum of such extensions is investigated.
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Quasi-differential Expression Maximal Accretive Extension Minimum Performance Weighted Hilbert Space Semi-infinite Interval
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