Bounded linear operator
In functional analysis, a linear transformation L between normed vector spaces is said to be bounded, or to be a bounded linear operator, if the ratio of the norms of L(v) and v is bounded above, over all non-zero vectors v.It is simple to prove that this is the same condition on L as continuity, for the topologies induced from the norms.
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reading of his treatise. In that skilful tractate one comes across,
or a _suppressio veri [suppression of the truth],_ or a fallacious
which is contrived to lead off attention from some weak point in the
intellectual morality when he allowed his stepdaughter, in connexion
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[2] Vide _Letters of John Stuart Mill,_ vol. ii, pp. 51, 79, 80, 100,
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problems and then to spend his strength upon abstractions.
In his _Political Economy_, where his proper subject matter was man
abstraction: an _economic man_ who is actuated solely by the desire of
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_[handbook]_ to the comprehension of human societies, he now took it
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takes as his theme a woman who is a creature of his imagination. This
lives in a world which is, _by tacit assumption_, free from
into the purview of Mill's mind, she would, _by tacit assumption_, be
contributions to the State. It is in connexion with this fictitious
would derive from co-partnership with men in the government of the
community. Finally, practising again upon himself the same imposition
abstractions sets out to persuade his reader that he has, by dealing
problem of woman's.
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