Problem Statement:Let H be a Hilbert space, and let T : HH be a positive operator. Consider the Banach latticestructure on H..1. Spectral Measures in Banach Lattices: Define the spectral measure E for T within the contextof Banach lattices and prove that E respects the lattice operations, such as suprema and infimaof projections.2. Measure-Theoretic Properties of Lattice Operations: Show that the lattice operations on theprojections E(B) for Borel sets B are compatible with the measure-theoretic structure of E,ensuring that Ę is a lattice homomorphism.3. Banach Lattice Functional Calculus: Develop a functional calculus for T within the Banachlattice framework, proving that the integration against the spectral measure E preserves thelattice operations and the positivity of operators.Requirements:Integrate spectral theory with the theory of Banach lattices.Utilize lattice operations in the context of spectral measures.Develop a functional calculus that respects both operator and lattice structures.

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