proposition 12.87 Expansion in an orthogonal decomposition

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proposition 12.87: Expansion in an orthogonal decomposition12.87definition 12.86: Internal orthogonal decomposition12.86proposition 12.85: The direct sum is a Hilbert space12.85theorem 12.30: Completeness, expansion, Parseval12.30lemma A.250: Decomposition into cyclic subspacesA.250proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-42proofdefinition 12.29: Orthonormal basis12.29definition 12.16: Orthogonal complement12.16definition 12.84: External direct sum12.84proposition 12.10: \ell^2 is complete12.10proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-41proofcorollary 12.19: Double complement; the density criterion12.19proposition 12.27: Best approximation and Bessel's inequality12.27proposition 12.28: Convergence criterion for orthogonal series12.28proposition 17.26: The lattice harmonics are an orthonormal basis17.26proposition 12.95: The tensor inner product is well defined and positive definite12.95theorem A.229: Hilbert–SchmidtA.229theorem 12.44: Hilbert–Schmidt: compact self-adjoint operators12.44theorem 12.33: Every separable Hilbert space is \ell^212.33proof : ch:10-hilbert-spaces@proof-16proofdefinition A.248: Cyclic vector and cyclic subspaceA.248definition 12.32: Separable Hilbert space12.32proposition A.280: Direct-integral form of the spectral theoremA.280proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-155proof

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