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For \u\ < 1 we have (i) Ti(w)Wjj = - 1 _n2_ £ 4- ^ r < r » ' x + r , (u) n(u)wtr=l-Yl-T^^I
TS(rj, j-) ^ ^ i. )aS(C, i ) 5RS(r,, i ) f ^ - exp I / / 3 5 ( C , i ) f • But i / 3 S ( C, 3) f = 0. Thus |/ 2 | = 1. h = exp{I J(6^(v) - 6(V)) -*±} • exp{-l f(6±fo) - «(,)) f } . Because \ J S^ivi) ^ = &<*,, we have h = exp{^(0x - 0o)}exp{| J ( M ? ) _ 5 ( r ? ) ) ^ V } . ) - *(„)) = e x p { ^ ( ^ - e0)}\imZi^-((Vr - J-)exP/^(r,) ^ ^ 4 . " ^ " fa"). A PAIR OF UNITARY OPERATORS 49 *1 Thus U m ^ - f a J - i r M C i ^ P " 1 ^ ) =exp{^(^4 - ^ X r x f ) ^ - ^ ^ ^ ) ^ - for))*. This gives •exp{^% -0o )}(r4f)i(£gj|j)i.
Now we begin the proof of Theorem 1. Because our functional calculus is "smooth", we can assume that we have the separated form /(x^yX^v) h(x,yX,v) = — foi(x)fo2(y)h(Ohil) and h0i(x)ho2(y)h1(C)h2(ri). Denote rjj = 77", P 2 j = P~. for j = 1,2,... /_ m2 , P2J = ^ j - m a for j = rri2 + 1, •.. , m 2 + n2- Similarly Q = C~, A , j = ^ for j = 1,2,... , m i and Q = C/_ m i , Pij = Kj-™x f o r J = mi + 1 , . . , m i + m . Then / - ^ = £ . P M and / - P 2 - £ , - ^ V 28 JOEL PINCUS AND SHAOJIE ZHOU For simplicity we will omit some of the variables in the following equations and use the notation / both for the complex valued function as well as for the operator denned from / by the functional calculus.