Lecture

Metric Spaces: Norms and Distances

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This lecture covers the definition of norms and distances in a vector space, exploring the equivalence of different norms, the concept of metric spaces, and the properties of distances and metrics. It also delves into scalar products, the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality, and the equivalence of norms induced by scalar products. The lecture concludes with discussions on norm convergence and the independence of convergence on the choice of norm.

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