Titlebook: Introduction to the Theory of Bases; Jürg T. Marti Book 1969 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1969 Banach space.Basis (Math.).Finite.Topo

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Bases and Structure of the Space,es of . like weak sequential completeness, separability, reflexivity, weak conditional compactness and the dimension (finite or infinite). In the first section some results are established on the first two properties of . or of .*. The following paragraph has to do with reflexivity. In both sections

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Bases for Hilbert Spaces,fact that in every separable Hilbert space . there exists a total orthonormal sequence, hence an orthonormal basis for . It follows that a basis for . is orthonormal if and only if it is normal and that such a basis is unconditional.

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Decompositions,of a sequence of elements of . and, in the same time, to define . to be an .-space. Such a basis of subspaces is called a decomposition and, if the subspaces are closed, a Schauder decomposition. The closure of the subspaces is intimately connected with the continuity of projections onto these subsp

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Some Results on Generalized Bases for Linear Topological Spaces,ds of almost all requirements used for the definition of a basis. Beginning with the absolute minimum one takes a linear topological space X, does not use the concepts of totalness and countability and avoids all mention of series expansions. Thus, the starting point will be a family {x.} of element

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