Integration, IX, p. 119
Let E and F be two real Hilbert spaces. There exists on E⊗F a Hausdorff pre-Hilbert space structure such that (x1⊗y1∣x2⊗y2)=(x1∣x2)⋅(y1∣y2) for x1,x2 in E and y1,y2 in F. One denotes by E⊗2F the Hilbert space completion of E⊗F.
a) If E′ (resp. F′) is a closed linear subspace of E (resp. F), show that E′⊗2F′ may be identified with the closed linear subspace of E⊗2F generated by the elements x⊗y such that x∈E′ and y∈F′.
b) Suppose that E (resp. F) is the hilbertian sum of a family (Eα)α∈A (resp. (Fβ)β∈B) of closed linear subspaces (TVS, V, §2, No. 2, Def. 2). Show that E⊗2F is the hilbertian sum of the family (Eα⊗2Fβ)(α,β)∈A×B of closed linear subspaces.
c) If (ei)i∈I (resp. (fj)j∈J) is an orthonormal basis of E (resp. F), then the family (ei⊗fj)(i,j)∈I×J is an orthonormal basis of E⊗2F.
d) Let G be a real Hilbert space. Define canonical isomorphisms of E⊗2F onto F⊗2E and of (E⊗2F)⊗2G onto E⊗2(F⊗2G).
e) Let E1 and F1 be two real Hilbert spaces, and u:E→E1,v:F→F1 continuous linear mappings. Show that u⊗v may be extended by continuity to a continuous linear mapping u⊗2v of E⊗2F into E1⊗2F1, and that ∥u⊗2v∥=∥u∥⋅∥v∥.