t-orthogonal bases and subspaces of normed spaces of countable type #
Let K be a complete nontrivially normed field and E an ultrametric normed K-space. The space
E is of countable type if some sequence v : ℕ → E has dense span. Over a field whose value
group is not discrete, such a space need not have an orthogonal basis, but for every t < 1 it
has a t-orthogonal one. This file constructs these bases by an approximate Gram–Schmidt process.
TauCeti.exists_isTOrthogonalFamily_span_image_Iio_eq: every sequencew : ℕ → Ecan be replaced by at-orthogonal sequenceewith the same initial spans,span (e '' Iio n) = span (w '' Iio n). The vectore nisw nminus an almost best approximation ofw nin the span of the previous vectors (TauCeti.riesz_lemma_translate); the losses at the successive steps are chosen with product at leastt.TauCeti.exists_isTOrthogonalBasis_of_dense_span: a space of countable type has at-orthogonal basis indexed by a set of natural numbers.TauCeti.exists_basis_isTOrthogonalFamily: a finite-dimensional space has at-orthogonal basis in the sense ofModule.Basis, indexed byFin (finrank K E).TauCeti.exists_isTOrthogonalBasis_nat_of_dense_span: an infinite-dimensional space of countable type has at-orthogonal basis indexed byℕ.Submodule.exists_finiteDimensional_le_infDist_le: for a closed subspaceD, a finite-dimensional subspaceGandc > 1, some finite-dimensionalW ≤ DsatisfiesinfDist g W ≤ c * infDist g Dfor everyg ∈ G. The subspaceWis cut out ofDby lifts of at-orthogonal basis of the image ofGinE ⧸ D.Submodule.exists_dense_span_of_dense_span: every subspace of a space of countable type, closed or not, is of countable type. The approximation theorem is applied to the closed subspaceclosure D: the finite-dimensional subspacesW ≤ closure Dattached to the initial spans of a densely spanning sequence together span a dense subspace ofclosure D, and each of their countably many spanning vectors is then replaced by a sequence inDconverging to it.
Neither a discrete valuation nor completeness of E is needed: only the finite-dimensional
subspaces spanned by initial segments have to be closed, which holds over a complete field.
The constant c in the approximation theorem does not depend on G; this uniformity is what
lets the subspaces W attached to the increasing initial spans together span a dense subspace of
the closure of D. Quotients of spaces of countable type are of countable type by
DenseRange.dense_span_range_comp, applied to the quotient map.
Together with TauCeti.IsTOrthogonalBasis.toUnconditionalSchauderBasis, these bases give the
coordinates in which Banach spaces of countable type are compared with C₀(ℕ, K).
References #
- C. Perez-Garcia and W. H. Schikhof, Locally Convex Spaces over Non-Archimedean Valued Fields, Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics 119, Cambridge University Press, 2010, Chapter 2.
Approximate Gram–Schmidt process: over a complete nontrivially normed field, every sequence
w in an ultrametric normed space can be replaced, for each t < 1, by a t-orthogonal sequence
e with the same initial spans: span K (e '' Iio n) = span K (w '' Iio n) for every n.
t-orthogonal bases of spaces of countable type: over a complete nontrivially normed
field, if a sequence v has dense span in an ultrametric normed space E, then for every t < 1
the space E has a t-orthogonal basis indexed by a set of natural numbers.
t-orthogonal bases of finite-dimensional spaces: over a complete nontrivially normed
field, a finite-dimensional ultrametric normed space has, for every t < 1, a basis indexed by
Fin (finrank K E) which is a t-orthogonal family.
t-orthogonal bases of infinite-dimensional spaces of countable type: over a complete
nontrivially normed field, if a sequence has dense span in an infinite-dimensional ultrametric
normed space E, then for every t < 1 the space E has a t-orthogonal basis indexed by ℕ.
Relative approximation by finite-dimensional subspaces: let D be a closed subspace and
G a finite-dimensional subspace of an ultrametric normed space over a complete nontrivially
normed field. For every c > 1 there is a finite-dimensional subspace W ≤ D such that every
g ∈ G is within c * infDist g D of W.
Subspaces of spaces of countable type: over a complete nontrivially normed field, if a
sequence has dense span in an ultrametric normed space E, then every subspace D of E, closed
or not, is of countable type: some sequence in D has dense span in D.