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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2025 / ii / Paper 1 / 22I / b

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Yes. For x=(xn​)∈c, let L=limn​xn​ and define
T(x)=(L,x1​−L,x2​−L,…).
(1)
The tail tends to zero, so T(x)∈c0​, and ∥T(x)∥∞​≤2∥x∥∞​. Conversely, for y=(yn​)∈c0​, define
T−1(y)n​=y1​+yn+1​.
(2)
This sequence converges to y1​ and has norm at most 2∥y∥∞​. The formulas are inverse bounded linear maps, so c and c0​ are isomorphic Banach spaces.

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