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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2021 / ii / Paper 4 / 23H / b

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Because 1<p<∞, Lp is reflexive, so a bounded sequence has a weakly convergent subsequence gjk​​⇀g. Then
∣∫gjk​​(hk​−h)∣≤K∥hk​−h∥q​→0,
(1)
and weak convergence handles ∫gjk​​h. Thus the displayed limit holds (with the evident OCR correction ∫gh on the right).
Strong convergence of the tests is essential: in L2(0,2π) take the same orthonormal sequence for gj​ and hj​. Both converge weakly to zero, but ∫gj​hj​=1.

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