Introduction to Banach and Hilbert Spaces --- Part I

Jan Popiolek

Warsaw University, Bialystok

Summary.

Basing on the notion of real linear space (see [11]) we introduce real unitary space. At first, we define the scalar product of two vectors and examine some of its properties. On the base of this notion we introduce the norm and the distance in real unitary space and study properties of these concepts. Next, proceeding from the definition of the sequence in real unitary space and basic operations on sequences we prove several theorems which will be used in our further considerations.

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