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12. ↑ Suppose {xn}∞n=1 is a maximal orthonormal set. Show that x = ∑

∞n=1(x,xn)xn ≡

limN→∞ ∑Nn=1(x,xn)xn and ∥x∥2 = ∑

∞i=1 |(x,xi)|2. Show (x,y) = ∑

∞n=1(x,xn)(y,xn).

Hint: For the last part of this, you might proceed as follows. Show ((x,y)) ≡∑

∞n=1(x,xn)(y,xn) is a well defined inner product on the Hilbert space which delivers

the same norm as the original inner product. Then you could verify that there ex-ists a formula for the inner product in terms of the norm and conclude the two innerproducts, (·, ·) and ((·, ·)) must coincide.

13. Suppose X is an infinite dimensional Banach space and suppose {x1 · · ·xn} are lin-early independent with ∥xi∥= 1. By Problem 8 span(x1 · · ·xn)≡ Xn is a closed linearsubspace of X . Now let z /∈ Xn and pick y ∈ Xn such that ∥z− y∥ ≤ 2 dist(z,Xn) andlet xn+1 =

z−y∥z−y∥ . Show the sequence {xk} satisfies ∥xn− xk∥ ≥ 1/2 whenever k < n.

Now show the unit ball {x ∈ X : ∥x∥ ≤ 1} in a normed linear space is compact if andonly if X is finite dimensional. Hint:

∥∥∥ z−y∥z−y∥ − xk

∥∥∥= ∥∥∥ z−y−xk∥z−y∥∥z−y∥

∥∥∥.14. Show that if A is a self adjoint operator on a Hilbert space and Ay = λy for λ a

complex number and y ̸= 0, then λ must be real. Also verify that if A is self adjointand Ax = µx while Ay = λy, then if µ ̸= λ , it must be the case that (x,y) = 0.

15. Theorem 22.8.11 gives the the existence and uniqueness for an evolution equation ofthe form y′−Λy = g, y(0) = y0 ∈ D(Λ) where g is in C1 (0,∞;H) for H a Banachspace. Recall Λ was the generator of a continuous semigroup S (h). Generalize thisto an equation of the form

y′−Λy = g+Ly, y(0) = y0 ∈ H

where L is a continuous linear map. Hint: You might consider Λ+L and show itgenerates a continuous semigroup. Then apply the theorem.

16. Generalize Theorem 22.8.11 in case you know that for each t > 0,S (t)x ∈ D(Λ) .You might see about removing the differentiability of g as a requirement and maybethe assumption that y0 ∈ D(Λ). Analytic semigroups have this property. There wetypically start with the closed operator and construct the semigroup S (t) using meth-ods from complex analysis.

62012.13.14.15.16.CHAPTER 22. HILBERT SPACES+ Suppose {x,}°°_, is a maximal orthonormal set. Show that x = PY?) (x,%n)xn =fimy-s0E j(2an)xn and [jx|? = LE |eea)2. Show (x,y) = LE (x40) (Tan):Hint: For the last part of this, you might proceed as follows. Show ((x,y)) =Y_1 (x, Xn) (9X) is a well defined inner product on the Hilbert space which deliversthe same norm as the original inner product. Then you could verify that there ex-ists a formula for the inner product in terms of the norm and conclude the two innerproducts, (-,-) and ((-,-)) must coincide.Suppose X is an infinite dimensional Banach space and suppose {x ---x,} are lin-early independent with ||x;|| = 1. By Problem 8 span (x, ---x;,) =X; is a closed linearsubspace of X. Now let z ¢ X,, and pick y € X,, such that ||z—y|| <2 dist (z,X,) andlet X41 = Tol T° Show the sequence {x;,} satisfies ||x, —x,|| > 1/2 whenever k <n.Now show the unit ball {x € X : ||x|| < Yi in a normed linear space is compact if andonly if X is finite dimensional. Hint: Tol —x|| =||/4 n= es al |.Show that if A is a self adjoint operator on a Hilbert space and Ay = Ay for A acomplex number and y # 0, then A must be real. Also verify that if A is self adjointand Ax = ux while Ay = Ay, then if u # A, it must be the case that (x,y) = 0.Theorem 22.8.11 gives the the existence and uniqueness for an evolution equation ofthe form y’ — Ay = g, y(0) = yo € D(A) where g is in C! (0,00;H) for H a Banachspace. Recall A was the generator of a continuous semigroup S(/). Generalize thisto an equation of the formy —Ay=g+Ly, y(0)=y0 €Hwhere L is a continuous linear map. Hint: You might consider A+ L and show itgenerates a continuous semigroup. Then apply the theorem.Generalize Theorem 22.8.11 in case you know that for each tf > 0,S(t)x € D(A).You might see about removing the differentiability of g as a requirement and maybethe assumption that yp € D(A). Analytic semigroups have this property. There wetypically start with the closed operator and construct the semigroup S(t) using meth-ods from complex analysis.