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:<math> F(\widehat T )\!</math>,
 
and then take its [[traceTrace of(linear an operatoralgebra)|trace]]. In a formal sense, ignoring all the difficult points of [[mathematical analysis]] involved, this will be Σ. Therefore the existence of such 'trace formulae' for ''T'' means that the explicit formulae essentially encode the nature of ''T'', from the point of view of [[spectral theory]], at least as far as its eigenvalues ([[spectrum of an operator|spectrum]]) is concerned.
 
For the case the ''Spectrum '' is just the one belonging to a Hamiltonian ''H'' , the semiclassical approach can give a definition of the sum by means of an integral of the form: