Abstract
In this short article, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for the form (1.3), like the one in Hamza's theorem, to be closable and prove that every regular and strongly local Dirichlet form is the closure of a form of Hamza's type, which can be represented in terms of effective intervals introduced in [7].
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