642 CHAPTER 20. REPRESENTATION THEOREMS

≤∫ (∫ (

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||g||q/rq || f ||p

= ||g||q/rq ||g||

q/p′q || f ||p ||h||r′ = ||g||q || f ||p ||h||r′ . (20.10.27)

Young’s inequality says that

|| f ∗g||r ≤ ||g||q || f ||p . (20.10.28)

Therefore || f ∗g||r ≤ ||g||q || f ||p. How does this inequality follow from the abovecomputation? Does 20.10.27 continue to hold if r, p,q are only assumed to be in[1,∞]? Explain. Does 20.10.28 hold even if r, p, and q are only assumed to lie in[1,∞]?

3. Show that in a reflexive Banach space, weak and weak ∗ convergence are the same.

4. Suppose (Ω,µ,S ) is a finite measure space and that { fn} is a sequence of functionswhich converge weakly to 0 in Lp (Ω). Suppose also that fn (x)→ 0 a.e. Show thatthen fn→ 0 in Lp−ε (Ω) for every p > ε > 0.

5. Give an example of a sequence of functions in L∞ (−π,π) which converges weak ∗to zero but which does not converge pointwise a.e. to zero.

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