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| - | One could ask if the Kato perturbations are the maximal class for the Kato--Rellich theorem to hold, but this is not the case. An almost maximal class is given by the so-called Stummel class potentials that are closely related to the Kato class of the form version of the Kato--Rellich theorem, called KLMN theorem. | + | One could ask if the Kato perturbations are the maximal class for the Kato--Rellich theorem to hold, but this is not the case. An almost maximal class is given by the so-called Stummel class potentials that are closely related to the Kato class (again something different than the Kato perturbations) |
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