Consider L[-1, 1] with the essential sup-norm (see Definition Question 1. 3.2.12). Show that the essential sup-norm cannot be induced by an inner product.

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Consider L

∞[−1, 1] with the essential sup-norm (see Definition
3.2.12). Show that the essential sup-norm cannot be induced by an inner product.

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3.2.12). Show that the essential sup-norm cannot be induced by an inner product.
Consider L[-1, 1] with the essential sup-norm (see Definition
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