6 Let {u} (n = 1, 2, 3, ...) be an orthonormal set in H. Show that this gives an example of a closedand bounded set which is not compact. Let Q be the set of all x = H of the formx = { ₁₁4₁ (where | c₂1 ≤ =).2 cum1Prove that Q is compact. (Q is called the Hilbert cube.)

unn=1∞ is an orthonormal set in H.Q={x:x=∑n=1∞ cnun where |cn|≤1n} The objective is to prove that Q…

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6 Let {u} (n = 1, 2, 3, …) be an orthonormal set in H. Show that this gives an example of a closed and bounded set which is not compact. Let Q be the set of all x = H of the form x= [cn un where |c₂|≤ Prove that Q is compact. (Q is called the Hilbert cube.)