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Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 24, 38--42 (1938; Zbl 0019.03103; JFM 64.0379.02)]. Bezeichnet man mit \\(T\\) die Transformation, die jeder Funktion \\(f(x, y)\\), welche passende f\u00fcr die Existenz und Quadratsummierbarkeit von \\(L(f)\\) notwendige Bedingungen erf\u00fcllt, die Funktion \\(L(f)\\) zuordnet, so findet man, da\u00df \\(T\\) als eine Lineartransformation im Hilbertschen Raum aufgefa\u00dft werden kann. Nach allgemeinen Aussagen (im Ideenkreis der haupts\u00e4chlich von F. Riesz, J. v. Neumann, M. H. Stone entwickelten Theorien) \u00fcber solche Lineartransformationen stellt Verf. bei sehr weiten Voraussetzungen die G\u00fcltigkeit der Reziprozit\u00e4tsformel fest, die als ein Sonderfall einer abstrakten Formel der oben zitierten Arbeit des Verf. auftritt. 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