I have a question. It is always true that if $E$ is an e.v.n, then $E''$ (Bidual) is Banach?. I've been looking at a proof that if $x_k$ converges weakly to 0 and is also Cauchy, then it converges strongly to 0. And it uses the isometry of canonical injection and that $E''$ is Banach to prove that it converges.
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3What is an e.v.n.? A normed vector space? Then the answer is "yes". And what do you mean by "Dude" in the title of the question? – PhoemueX May 26 '24 at 03:02
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@PhoemueX Yes, I'm Sorry. But, why? – Mark Carpio May 26 '24 at 03:04
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I understand that E' is Banach if E is, just as E'' is Banach if E' is. But if E is not Banach, how can E' be Banach and in turn E''? – Mark Carpio May 26 '24 at 03:05
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1https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1026961/proof-of-dual-normed-vector-space-is-complete – PhoemueX May 26 '24 at 03:09
