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Finite-codimensional weak-star dense dual subspace is norming (c=dist(SX​,Y⊥)>0)

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A norm-closed finite-codimensional vector subspace Y⊆X∗ that is weak-star dense is a norming subspace. Its annihilator F=Y⊥⊆X∗∗ is finite-dimensional and disjoint from JX. The positive distance d of the unit sphere from F gives a triple-dual linear functional vanishing on F and taking a value at least d at a unit vector. Apply the finite-dimensional interpolation form of Goldstine's theorem to the Banach space X∗, then normalize and take a supremum to obtain norming constant d.

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