Exercise 13, § 3
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Spectral Theories, I, p. 168
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let A be the Banach algebra (Exercise 3). Let be the subalgebra formed by the sequences of finite support. Let B be the direct sum of and , equipped with the multiplication for , and with the norm
sup.
a) The completed algebra is a commutative Banach algebra whose radical R is , and is isometrically isomorphic to A.
b) Let be the canonical morphism. There exists no subalgebra of supplementary to R such that is a homeomorphism. (Let be such a subalgebra. Let such that for . Let such that . Now prove
1 1
that , that converges in A but that does not converge
in
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