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Noncommutative measure and integration MSC classification 46L51.

History

The original paper on noncommutative measure and integration theory in 1951 led to the Plancherel theorem for noncommutative locally compact groups.

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References

  • I. E. Segal. A noncommutative extension of abstract integration. Ann. of Math. (2), 57:401–457, 1953. MR # 14:991f, JSTOR collection. 2.0(2)
  • "Handbook of quantum logic and quantum structures: quantum structures"; Kurt Engesser, Daniel Lehmann; Publisher Elsevier, 2007 ISBN 0444528709 [1]


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