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For the construction above, independence of the normal random variables makes SN​(h) normal with mean zero and variance vN​=∑j≤N​⟨h,ej​⟩2. Its characteristic function is exp(−θ2vN​/2). The L2 convergence gives L1 convergence, and
​EeiθSN​(h)−EeiθX(h)​≤∣θ∣E∣SN​(h)−X(h)∣⟶0.
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Since vN​→∥h∥2 by the Parseval identity for a Hilbertian basis, the limiting characteristic function identifies
X(h)∼N(0,∥h∥2).​
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This includes h=0, where the normal distribution is degenerate at zero.

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