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3. A finite-dimensional Hilbert space is a finite-dimensional complex vector space H together
with an inner product (, -). This means that (r, y) €C for all r, y E H and
(x, x) = 0 implies r = 0;
(x, r) 2 0 for all r € H;
(x, y) = (y, a);
• for any a e C,
(ax + y, w) = a (x, w) + (y, w).
(a) Show that (r, ay + w) = a(r, y) + (r, w) for all r, y, w E H, a € C.
(b) Show that C" with (r, y) =E" ,, is a Hilbert space.
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(c) Show that C" with (r, y) = E- kark is a Hilbert space.
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(d) Show that H = {f € C[x] : degƒ < 5} with (f, 9) = So s(1) g(t) dt is a Hilbert
space.
(e) Show that H = {ƒ € C[r] : deg f < 5} with (f, g) = E-o S(k)g(k) is a Hilbert
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space.
Transcribed Image Text:3. A finite-dimensional Hilbert space is a finite-dimensional complex vector space H together with an inner product (, -). This means that (r, y) €C for all r, y E H and (x, x) = 0 implies r = 0; (x, r) 2 0 for all r € H; (x, y) = (y, a); • for any a e C, (ax + y, w) = a (x, w) + (y, w). (a) Show that (r, ay + w) = a(r, y) + (r, w) for all r, y, w E H, a € C. (b) Show that C" with (r, y) =E" ,, is a Hilbert space. %3D %3D (c) Show that C" with (r, y) = E- kark is a Hilbert space. %3D (d) Show that H = {f € C[x] : degƒ < 5} with (f, 9) = So s(1) g(t) dt is a Hilbert space. (e) Show that H = {ƒ € C[r] : deg f < 5} with (f, g) = E-o S(k)g(k) is a Hilbert %3D space.
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