4. Spectral reduction of compact normal operators
A model for this is provided by Fourier series decomposition. If we denote S 1 the unit circle, then for θ ∊ S 1 , the functions form a self-adjoint subalgebra of C 0 (S 1 ) that separates the points, so it is dense in C 0 (S 1 ...
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