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Past exam of the analysis course of the University of Oxford
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2010
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A
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d
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Analysis course of the University of Oxford
Past exam of the analysis course of the University of Oxford
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d
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For the
first
linear map
, take
(
α
,
β
)
=
(
0
,
e
n
)
. Its input
norm
is one, while
T
1
(
0
,
e
n
)
=
(
e
n
,
0
)
has
norm
n
2
. Thus
T
1
is
unbounded
.
For the
second
map
, since
j
2
≥
1
,
∥
T
2
(
α
,
β
)
∥
X
=
∥
α
+
β
∥
1
≤
∥
α
∥
1
+
∥
β
∥
1
≤
∥
α
∥
1
,
2
+
∥
β
∥
1
=
∥
(
α
,
β
)
∥
X
.
(1)
Equality holds at
(
0
,
e
1
)
, so
T
2
is bounded and
∥
T
2
∥
=
1.
(2)
Both
formulas
map
c
00
×
c
00
into itself because adding two
finitely supported sequences
preserves finite
support
.
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