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L2 norm convergence (∥fn​−f∥2​→0)

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A sequence in L2 space converges in its L2 norm when ∫∣fn​−f∣2dμ→0. This concerns the integral of the squared error and need not imply pointwise convergence. In particular a complete Fourier sine basis reconstructs each odd L2 function in this norm, while pointwise claims about its Fourier series require additional hypotheses.

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