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To p r o v e * - s u b s e t of s c a l a r values; o u t e r and let Then q' < 1 - (q V ~(q) V B-I(q)) it we i n f e r Let takes < ¼ T(q). (q' V 8(q'))(qV 8(q)) = 0 dicted is, by T x E M e. ~(q~(q)) if not, same reasoning for 8 e Aut M such t h a t Indeed, then is a factor, [x[T = ~(Ix[) maximal q' ~ 0 M (~n)n be a t o t a l sequences ~E~ that B = (~)e there exists We r e m a r k fixed. for a By m e a n s e Aut M e a projection t h a t in the a l g e b r a Me we have T~(18(q)aV-a~qI2 ) = Te(] (8(q)-q)aV] 2) = Te(laVlZ)T((8(q)-q)) 2 > ~/~ Te(laVl2) H e n c e we can p i c k o u t of a r e p r e s e n t i n g element q~e M such that llqV I[ <~ 1 (q~)~ r e p r e s e n t s Ho~(q)a-aq[l and the c o n t r a d i c t i o n q an >i 1/21ja~ll~ , 1 ll[q ,Sk]ll# ~< U T h e n the s e q u e n c e for and II~(q~)a~ -a~q~)I1# 1 li[qv,~k]N <~ ~ sequence 2 i> thus o b t a i n e d k=l ' .....
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