Spectral Theories, II, p. 284
For every real number h>0, let Δh be the continuous function on R such that Δh(t)=0 if ∣t∣>h and Δh(t)=1−∣t∣/h for t∈[−h,h].
a) The family in C([0,1]) formed by the functions f0=1,f1:t↦t, and the functions
fk,l:t↦Δ2−k(t−2k2l+1)
for k⩾1 and 0⩽l<2k−1 is a Banach basis of the Banach space C([0,1]) (cf. EVT, IV, p. 70, exerc. 14). More precisely, for every f∈ C([0,1]), one has
f=f(0)f0+(f(1)−f(0))f1+
∑∑(f(2k2l+1)−21(f(2k−1l)+f(2k−1l+1)))fk,l
k⩾10⩽l<2k−1
in C([0,1]).
b) The family of functions t↦e2iπht for h∈Z is not a Banach basis of the space of functions f∈C([0,1]) such that f(0)=f(1).
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