7.38. Let H be an inner product space. We say that a sequence {un} ⊂H converges weakly to a vect

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7.38. Let H be an inner product space. We say that a sequence \{u_n\} \subset H converges weakly to a vector u \in H if \lim_{n \to \infty} (u_n, v) = (u, v) for all v \in H. We denote this by u_n \rightharpoonup u. Show that if the sequence \{u_n\} converges to the