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Lim fλ , I − P 2 fλ π . 9, N −1/2 RN converges to 0 in L2 (Pπ ). 8, N −1/2 0≤j Indeed, fix g in H−1 . By Claim D, there exists h in H1 such that g = (−S)h. 10) and by the weak convergence of fn to f in H1 , lim fn , g n→∞ π = lim fn , (−S)h π = lim fn , h n→∞ = f, h n→∞ 1 1 = f, (−S)h π = f, g π . Claim F (The space H−1 as the dual of H1 ) The space H−1 can be identified with the space of bounded linear functionals on H1 . Fix a bounded linear functional : H1 → R. There exists g in H−1 such that (f ) = f, g π for all f in H1 . Here, the scalar product f, g π has to be understood in the generalized sense defined in Claim C above. Nagy (1990), H−1 is thus a Hilbert space with scalar product ·, · −1 given by polarization: f, g −1 = 1 4 f +g 2 −1 − f −g 2 −1 . Hence, H−1 is a Hilbert space contained in L2 (π) which itself is contained in H1 : H−1 ⊂ L2 (π) ⊂ H1 . 26 1 A Warming-Up Example D. Representation of Elements of H −1 Any function g in H−1 can be represented as (I − P )G for some function G in H1 and g −1 = G 1 . Fix a function f in D so that (I − P )f is well defined. Schwarz inequality shows that (I − P )f belongs to L2 (π).