(a) Prove that the space R consisting of all infinite sequences x = (x1,x2,x3,...) of real numbers...

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(a) Prove that the space Rˆž consisting of all infinite sequences x = (x1,x2,x3,...) of real numbers Xi ˆˆ R forms a vector space.
(b) Prove that the set of all sequences x such that
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Form a subspace. Commonly de- noted „“2 Š‚ Rˆž.
(c) Write down two examples of sequences x belonging to „“2 and two that do not belong to „“2.
(d) True or false: If x ˆˆ „“2, then xk †’ 0 and k †’ˆž.
(e) True or false: If xk †’ 0 as k †’ ˆž then x ˆž „“2.
(f) Let a be fixed, and let x be the sequence with xk = ak. For which values of α is x ˆˆ „“2?
(g) Answer part (f) when xk = ka.
(h) Prove that

(a) Prove that the space Rˆž consisting of all infinite

defines an inner product on the vector space t1. What is the corresponding norm?
(i) Write out the Cauchy-Schwarz and triangle inequalities for the inner product space l2.

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Applied Linear Algebra

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Authors: Peter J. Olver, Cheri Shakiban

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