Let E1,...,En be hilbertian spaces. The completion of the Hausdorff prehilbertian space E1⊗^2...⊗^2En is called the hilbertian tensor product of the Ei and is denoted by E1⊗^2...⊗^2En (or ⊗^1≤i≤n2Ei).
Let F1,...,Fn be hilbertian spaces and ui∈L(Ei,Fi) for 1≤i≤n. The continuous linear mapping u1⊗...⊗un then extends to a continuous linear mapping u1⊗^2...⊗^2un from E1⊗^2...⊗^2En into F1⊗^2...⊗^2Fn. We have
∥u1⊗^2...⊗^2un∥=∥u1∥...∥un∥
by formula (8) of V, p. 27. Moreover, if 1E denotes the identity mapping of any hilbertian space E, we have
1E1⊗^2...⊗^21En=1EwithE=E1⊗^2...⊗^2En.
Finally, if G1,...,Gn are hilbertian spaces and vi∈L(Fi;Gi) for 1≤i≤n, we get
(v1∘u1)⊗^2...⊗^2(vn∘un)=(v1⊗^2...⊗^2vn)∘(u1⊗^2...⊗^2un).
We leave to the reader the task of formulating the « commutativity » and the « associativity » of the hilbertian tensor product, in analogy with what has been said above for prehilbertian spaces.
Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.
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