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Adjoint of a densely defined operator (⟨Tf,h⟩=⟨f,T∗h⟩(f∈D(T)))

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For a densely defined operator on a Hilbert space, h belongs to D(T∗) exactly when the functional f↦⟨Tf,h⟩ is bounded in the ambient Hilbert norm on D(T). Density makes its representing vector T∗h unique. Differential expressions alone do not determine this domain.
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