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    Hilbert Basis

    Definition

    A Hilbert basis for the vector space of square summable sequences (a_n) = a_1, a_2, ... is given by the standard basis e_i, where e_i = δ_(i n), with δ_(i n) the Kronecker delta. Then (a_n) = sum a_i e_i, with sum( left bracketing bar a_i right bracketing bar )^2<∞. Although strictly speaking, the e_i are not a vector basis because there exist elements which are not a finite linear combination, they are given the special term "Hilbert basis."

    Associated person

    David Hilbert

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