Bourbaki

Exercise 7, Appendix 2

General Topology, IX, p. 126

Let (xn)(x_n) be a sequence of points of a normed algebra AA, such that for every permutation σ\sigma of N\mathbf{N}, the infinite product with general factor xσ(n)x_{\sigma(n)} is convergent and that ∏n=0∞xσ(n)\prod_{n=0}^\infty x_{\sigma(n)} is invertible. Now prove that each of the sequences (xσ(n))(x_{\sigma(n)}) is multipliable (same reasoning as in prop. 9 of III, p. 44).

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