A AT Reference book: KREYSZIG Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications Complement of ses A 18, 609 Transpose of a matrix A 113 Space of bounded function 228 Space of bounded functions 11 Space of functinas of bounded variation 226 Space of bounded linear operators 118 Closed bull 18 A sequence space 34 A sequence space 70 Complex plane or the field of complex numbers 6, 51 Unitary-space 6 Space of continuous functions 7 B[a, b] B(A) BV, B(X, Y) B Open ball 18 B(A) c e C C[a b] C[] C(X, Y) 97) d(x, y) Distance from a toy 3 dim X Бук Kronecker delta 114 2-(E) In (T) ' inf [[a b] Γ L(X, Y) M N(T) a Space of continuously differentiable functions 110 Space of compact linear operators 411 Domain of an operator T 83 Dimension of a space X 54 Spectral family 494 Norm of a bounded linear functional 104 Graph of an operator T 292 Identity operator 84 Infimum (greatest lower bound) 619 A function space 62 A sequence space 11 A sequence space 6 A space of linear operators 118 Annihilator of a set M 148 Null space of an operator T 83 Zero operator 84 Empty set 609 1.3-1 Definition (Ball and sphere). Given a point xoe X and a real number r>0, we define three types of sets: (a) B(xo; r)= {xx|d(x, xo)0 there is a 8>0 such that (see Fig. 6) d(Tx, Txo)< for all x satisfying d(x, xo)<8. T is said to be continuous if it is continuous at every point of X. ■ 1.3-4 Theorem (Continuous mapping). A mapping T of a metric space X into a metric space Y is continuous if and only if the inverse image of any open subset of Y is an open subset of X. All the required definitions and theorems are attached, now need solution to given questions, stop copy pasting anything, I want fresh correct solutions, if you do not know the answers just skip it otherwise I will downvote you. Problem 3: Duality in Banach Spaces and Weak Topologies Statement: Let X be a Banach space, and let X* denote its dual space. Consider the weak and weak topologies on X and X*, respectively. Tasks: 1. Weak Topology Characterization: • Prove that the weak topology on X is the coarsest topology for which all continuous linear functionals in X* remain continuous. 2. Banach-Alaoglu Theorem: • Demonstrate that the closed unit ball in X is compact in the weak" topology. 3. Reflexivity Criterion: Show that X is reflexive (ie., the natural embedding XX" is surjective) if and only if every bounded sequence in X has a weakly convergent subsequence.

A AT Reference book: KREYSZIG Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications Complement of ses A 18, 609 Transpose of a matrix A 113 Space of bounded function 228 Space of bounded functions 11 Space of functinas of bounded variation 226 Space of bounded linear operators 118 Closed bull 18 A sequence space 34 A sequence space 70 Complex plane or the field of complex numbers 6, 51 Unitary-space 6 Space of continuous functions 7 B[a, b] B(A) BV, B(X, Y) B Open ball 18 B(A) c e C C[a b] C[] C(X, Y) 97) d(x, y) Distance from a toy 3 dim X Бук Kronecker delta 114 2-(E) In (T) ' inf [[a b] Γ L(X, Y) M N(T) a Space of continuously differentiable functions 110 Space of compact linear operators 411 Domain of an operator T 83 Dimension of a space X 54 Spectral family 494 Norm of a bounded linear functional 104 Graph of an operator T 292 Identity operator 84 Infimum (greatest lower bound) 619 A function space 62 A sequence space 11 A sequence space 6 A space of linear operators 118 Annihilator of a set M 148 Null space of an operator T 83 Zero operator 84 Empty set 609 1.3-1 Definition (Ball and sphere). Given a point xoe X and a real number r>0, we define three types of sets: (a) B(xo; r)= {xx|d(x, xo)0 there is a 8>0 such that (see Fig. 6) d(Tx, Txo)< for all x satisfying d(x, xo)<8. T is said to be continuous if it is continuous at every point of X. ■ 1.3-4 Theorem (Continuous mapping). A mapping T of a metric space X into a metric space Y is continuous if and only if the inverse image of any open subset of Y is an open subset of X. All the required definitions and theorems are attached, now need solution to given questions, stop copy pasting anything, I want fresh correct solutions, if you do not know the answers just skip it otherwise I will downvote you. Problem 3: Duality in Banach Spaces and Weak Topologies Statement: Let X be a Banach space, and let X* denote its dual space. Consider the weak and weak topologies on X and X, respectively. Tasks: 1. Weak Topology Characterization: • Prove that the weak topology on X is the coarsest topology for which all continuous linear functionals in X remain continuous. 2. Banach-Alaoglu Theorem: • Demonstrate that the closed unit ball in X is compact in the weak" topology. 3. Reflexivity Criterion: Show that X is reflexive (ie., the natural embedding XX" is surjective) if and only if every bounded sequence in X has a weakly convergent subsequence.

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