Real analysis, sequence of sequences convergence proof

In summary: But you don't need to prove that all the limits of \ell are in c0. All you need to show is that there is a sequence of elements of \ell that converges to 0.
  • #36
Perelman said:
okay ill add that in in my paper. but is this the whole proof or do i also need the other things? since now ##c_0## could just be a boundary around ##\ell## but i guess that's also counted as ##\ell## being dense. maybe i also need to add proof that ##\ell \subset c_0##

I think you've done all you need to do. But if you aren't convinced of that you should do more to convince yourself.
 
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  • #37
Dick said:
I think you've done all you need to do. But if you aren't convinced of that you should do more to convince yourself.

but i mean we did three things

everything from ##\ell## is in ##c_0##
all seqeunce in ##\ell## converger in ##c_0##
and all "points" in ##c_0## has a seqeunce in ##\ell## that converge to it

so its all those together right?. also thanks a lot for your help :)
 
  • #38
Sort of, we didn't prove all sequences in ##\ell## converge. We proved that if a sequence in ##\ell## converges, then it converges to a limit in ##c_0##. You're welcome!
 

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