Geometry of Hilbert Space
[19/47%]Prove that the correspondence constructed in 4.1 of Chapter III of the Theory part defines a covariant functor from the category of pre-Hilbert spaces to the category of Hilbert spaces.
Show that is a universal object in a suitable category.
Here a pre-Hilbert space may have a positive semidefinite scalar product. Set , give the induced scalar product, and let be its completion in the norm . The scalar product extends continuously to .
Prove that the system of functions , , is a Hilbert basis in .
Apply the orthogonalization process to the sequence of monomials in the following Hilbert spaces:
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Apply the orthogonalization process to the sequence of monomials in the pre-Hilbert spaces of polynomials with the following scalar products:
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Express the linear functional in the spaces of Problem 465 in the form of a scalar product.
Prove that the orthogonal complement of the system of functions , , in the space
is equal to zero for ;
is different from zero for .
Let be the space of all trigonometric polynomials (i.e., finite linear combinations of the functions , ). Define in the scalar product
Prove that the corresponding Hilbert space is nonseparable and has the continuum Hilbert basis .
Prove that contains the space of almost periodic continuous functions, i.e., the closure of in the uniform norm , but does not coincide with it.
Let be the measure on the line defined by the formula (the number of points in ). Prove that is nonseparable and isomorphic to the space of Problem 469.
Prove that contains complete orthonormal systems consisting of:
polynomials;
step functions;
trigonometric polynomials;
functions lying in any given dense subspace.
Find the orthogonal complements in of the following sets:
the polynomials in ;
the polynomials in ;
the polynomials with zero free term;
the polynomials with sum of coefficients equal to zero.
Find the orthogonal complements of the following spaces in the pre-Hilbert space of all continuous functions on with the scalar product :
the functions equal to zero for ;
the functions equal to zero at the point .
Is the theorem on orthogonal complements true in these cases? The theorem on orthogonal complements states that if is a closed subspace of a Hilbert space and , then .
Let be the characteristic function of the closed interval , . Find the angles between two chords of the curve in :
if the chords have a common endpoint and opposite directions with respect to ;
if the chords have a common endpoint and the same direction with respect to .
Prove that in every pre-Hilbert space the parallelogram law is satisfied:
Prove that in every normed linear space over or in which this law is satisfied it is possible to introduce a scalar product such that .
Prove that in a complex Hilbert space the following equalities hold:
for ;
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Suppose that the family of vectors in a Hilbert space has the properties that , for . Prove that the sequence has a weak limit.
Prove that the following conditions are equivalent for an orthogonal system of vectors:
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is strongly convergent;
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is weakly convergent;
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converges.
Let be any subset of a Hilbert space . Prove that coincides with the closure of the linear span of .
Let be a subspace of a Hilbert space , and a continuous linear functional on . Prove that has a unique extension to with the same norm.