3. Non-Euclidean Banach spaces
3.1 Dual space
We saw in paragraph 2 that Hilbert spaces provide a framework in which a large part of the analysis can be carried out. For many applications, however, it is necessary to leave this comfortable framework and consider Banach spaces other than Hilbert spaces.
We have seen, in application of Theorem 5, that the Hilbert space H is naturally...
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Non-Euclidean Banach spaces