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Functional analysis Normed and Banach spaces Concept

Completion of a normed space

Summary

The completion of a normed space XX is a Banach space that contains a copy of XX as a dense subspace, with the same norm. It exists and is unique up to isometric isomorphism. It lets one prove results for Banach spaces and apply them to incomplete spaces. Many important spaces, such as LpL^p spaces and Sobolev spaces, can be built as completions of spaces of nice functions.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complete_metric_space
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Changed2 November 2026

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