2. The probability mass function below is defined for x 0, 1,2,3,.. fr 5 5 -56 What is the probability for each of the following expressions? a) P(X 2) b) P(XE 2) c) P(X> 2) d) P(X2 1)
4.5.17 Let V denote R^2 equipped with the l^ 1 norm and let W denote R^2 equipped with the l^∞ norm. Show that the linear map in L(V,W) represented by [ 1 1 ] is an isometry. Remark: On the other hand, if n ≥ 3, then R^n with the l^1 norm and R^n with the l^∞ norm are not isometric. [ 1 -1 ]
Part 2: Metrics and Norms 1. Norms and convergence: (a) Prove the l2 metric defined in class is a valid norm on R2 (b) Prove that in R2, any open ball in 12 ("Euclidean metric") can be enclosed in an open ball in the loo norm ("sup" norm). (c). Say I have a collection of functions f:I R. Say I (1,2). Consider the convergence of a sequence of functions fn (z) → f(x) in 12-Show that the convergence amounts to...
Let f and g be differentiable on R such that f(1) = g(1), and f'(x) < '() for all r ER. Prove that f(x) = g(2) for 3 >1.
(7) In this problem let X denote the vector space C(0, 1) with the sup norm. (a) Given f e X, define d(f) = f2. : X → X is differentiable, and Prove that φ find φ'(f). (b) Given f e X, define 9(f) = J0 [f(t)]2dt. Prove that Ψ : X → R is differentiable. and find Ψ(f).
(7) In this problem let X denote the vector space C(0, 1) with the sup norm. (a) Given f e X,...
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(c) Let P denote the vector subspace of C1O, 1] consisting of polynomial functions on [0,1. Let P be the closure of P in the sup norm of C[o, 1]. (i) Show that 5 is closed under pointwise multiplication, that is,if f,0€万 then fg P and, moreover, llfglloo for all f,g E P
(c) Let P denote the vector subspace of C1O, 1] consisting of polynomial functions on [0,1. Let P be the closure of P in the sup...
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1- For all n > 1 define fn: [0, 1] → R as follows: (i if n!x is an integer 10 otherwise Prove that fn + f pointwise where f:[0,1] → R is defined by ſo if x is irrational f(x) = 3 11 if x...
6. Fix b (a) If m, n, p, q are integers, n > 0, q > 0, and r = mln-plg, prove that Hence it makes sense to define y (b")1/n. (b) Prove that b… = b,b" if r and s are rational. (c) If x is real, define B(x) to be the set of all numbers b', where t is rational and tSx. Prove that b-sup B(r) ris rational. Hence it b" = sup B(x) for every realx (d)...
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Prove that there are no natural number solutions to the equation where X, Y > 2. x2 - y2 = 1.
Exercise 1.25. This exercise relates to (1.13). Suppose that x > 1. For each ne N let y= Vå be defined by yn = x. This implies that vx < mă if n > m. To prove that Veso 3NEN Vnən : 0< V2-1<e it therefore suffices to prove that Vesonen: 0< Vx-1<e. Prove this latter statement.