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Exercises
1. Copy the statements of five definitions and five theorems from one of your
math textbooks. Identify the use of the defined words in the statements of the
theorems. Give examples that illustrate the theorems. Show how the conclusions
of the theorems don’t necessarily hold if the hypotheses are not satisfied.
Definition1 (definition 2.1)
Let X be a vector space over F .A norm on X is a function .:X→R such that for
all x,y ,X andαF,
(1)0x;
(2)0x if and only if x=0,
(3)xx,
(4)yxyx.
EXAMPLE1
The function .:Fn→R defined by 212121)(),...,,(njjnxxxx is a norm on nF.
(1)212121)(),...,,(njjnxxxx0
(2)212121)(),...,,(njjnxxxx=000Xxj
(3)2121212121)()(),...,,(njjnjjnxaaxxxxa
(4)21212121212121212121)()()()(),...,,(),...,,(njjnjjnjjnjjjnnyxxyxyyyxxx
It is a norm.
Definition2 (definition 3.3)
Let X be a complex vector space .an inner product on X is a function (., .):CXXsuch that for all x,y,zX,C,,
(1) (x,x)R,and (x,x)0;
(2) (x,x)=0 if and only if x=0;
(3) ),(),(),(zyzxzyx
(4) ),(),(xyyx
Example
If )(,2XLgf and the function (.,.):FXLXL)()(22 defined by Xdgfgf),(
is an inner product on )(2XL. This inner product will be called the standard inner product on
)(2XL.
Proof
Let )(,2XLgf. Then by holder's inequality ,with p=q=2 (theorem 1.55)and the definition
of)(2XL,212212)()(dgdfdgfXXX,so )(1XLgf
(a)0),(2dfffX
(b)00),(2fdfffX
(c)),(),(),(hghfhghfdhgfhgfXXX
(d)),(),(fgdfgdgfgfXX
so it is an inner product
Definition 3 ( definition 3.26)
Let X be an inner product space and let A be a subset of X . The orthogonal complement of A
is the set 0,:axXxAfor all Aa.
Example (exercise 3.15)
If 0:22nnxlxAfor all Nn,find A.
Solution :
Let 0:122nnxlxSfor allNn.if Sxand Ay then 0),(1nnnyxyx,
thus Ax, and soAS. Conversely, let Axsuppose 012mx for some Nm. The vector12me in the standard
orthonormal basis in2l belongs to A ,so 1212,mmxex, which is a contradiction . Thus
012mx for all Nm, so Sx .hence SA. And so SA
Definition 4 ( definition 4.16)
let X and Y be normed linear spaces and let ),(YXBT. The norm of T is defined
by
1:)(supxxTT.
Example (example 4.18)
If FCTF1,0: is the bounded linear operator defined by T(f)=f(0).then 1T
Solution :
Because ffT)( for all 1,0FCf,hence xkxTkT)(:inf 1for all
Xx. On the other hand , if Cg1,0: is defined by g(x)=1, for all Xxthen
1,0CCg with 11,0:)(supxxggand 1)0()(ggT.hence
TgTgT)(1 . Therefore 1T.
Definition 5 (definition 4.20)
Let X and Y be normed linear spaces and let ),(YXLT. If xxT)( for all
Xxthen T is called an isometry .
Example (example 4.22)
(a) if 221,...),(lxxx then 221,...),,0(lxxy.
(b) The linear transformation 22:llS defined by ,...),,,0(,...),,(321321xxxxxxS
Proof :
(a) since 221,...),(lxxx, ......0222122212xxxx
And so 2ly 22221222122......0)()(xxxxxxSb
Theorem 1(theorem 3.15)
Let X be an inner product space with inner product (.,.) and induced norm .. Then for all
x,yX:
)(22222yxyxyx
Example (3.7)show that the non-standard norm knnxx11on the space kR is not induced
by an inner product.
Proof
From the definition of the norm we have 8222221212121eeee,
4)11(2)(2212211ee.thus the parallelogram rule does not hold and so the norm
cannot be induced by an inner product.
Theorem 2 ()
2. Examine the proofs of three or four mathematical theorems. What is the
structure of these proofs? Identify where the hypotheses of the theorems are
used in the proofs.
Theorem2.25(Riesz' Lemmma )
Suppose that X is a normed vector space ,Y is a closed linear subspace of X such
that XYand ɑ is a real number such that 0
such that
1x andzx for all yY.
Proof
First , begin with the hypotheses of Y is a closed linear subspace of X such that XY.
We have 0:infYzzxd,where x X/Y by part (d) of theorem 1.25
(0:,infAyyxdAx)
With the hypotheses of 0
that
1dzx.
Next ,we should make 1x,so let zxzxx.then 1x
Last ,we show zx
ddyzxzxzxzxyzxzxzzxxyzxzxyx)()(11
It is proved .
Theorem 3.34
Let Y be a closed linear subspace of a Hilbert space H. For any xH, there exists