Re: Calculating norm of a function

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From: Sadasivan Shankar
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 20:09

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Your problem looks like that of finding a Cauchy sequence in the L2 norm.  Typically, this
seems to be a Hilbert-space problem, where a converging series is used to find the
norm of a function. Does anybody else have a comment on this ?

S.Shankar
Tech CAD
INTEL Corporation

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