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The weak-star topology σ(X∗,X) is the topology of pointwise convergence on X. A basic neighborhood of f0​ has the form
{f∈X∗:∣f(xj​)−f0​(xj​)∣<η, 1≤j≤m},xj​∈X,η>0.
(1)
Let J:X→X∗∗ be the canonical embedding into the bidual, Jx(f)=f(x). It is an isometry. The Goldstine theorem says that
J(BX​)​σ(X∗∗,X∗)=BX∗∗​.​
(2)
Here both balls are closed unit balls. Thus approximation is by finitely many dual evaluations at a time; the theorem does not assert norm density in the bidual space.

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