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Let $X$ be an Hilbert space. It is known that:




  1. Every bounded set is relatively compact (i.e., has compact closure) iff $X$ is finite dimensional


  2. Every convergent sequence is bounded.


  3. Every totally bounded set is relatively compact, see here.



My question is: Does there exist an infinite dimensional $X$ such that every convergent sequence is relatively compact?










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    Let $X$ be an Hilbert space. It is known that:




    1. Every bounded set is relatively compact (i.e., has compact closure) iff $X$ is finite dimensional


    2. Every convergent sequence is bounded.


    3. Every totally bounded set is relatively compact, see here.



    My question is: Does there exist an infinite dimensional $X$ such that every convergent sequence is relatively compact?










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      Let $X$ be an Hilbert space. It is known that:




      1. Every bounded set is relatively compact (i.e., has compact closure) iff $X$ is finite dimensional


      2. Every convergent sequence is bounded.


      3. Every totally bounded set is relatively compact, see here.



      My question is: Does there exist an infinite dimensional $X$ such that every convergent sequence is relatively compact?










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      Let $X$ be an Hilbert space. It is known that:




      1. Every bounded set is relatively compact (i.e., has compact closure) iff $X$ is finite dimensional


      2. Every convergent sequence is bounded.


      3. Every totally bounded set is relatively compact, see here.



      My question is: Does there exist an infinite dimensional $X$ such that every convergent sequence is relatively compact?







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          In any metric space, if $(x_n)_{ninmathbb N}$ is a convergent sequence and if $x=lim_{ntoinfty}x_n$, then ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}$ is relatively compact, since its closure is ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}cup{x}$, which is compact.






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            In any metric space, if $(x_n)_{ninmathbb N}$ is a convergent sequence and if $x=lim_{ntoinfty}x_n$, then ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}$ is relatively compact, since its closure is ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}cup{x}$, which is compact.






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              In any metric space, if $(x_n)_{ninmathbb N}$ is a convergent sequence and if $x=lim_{ntoinfty}x_n$, then ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}$ is relatively compact, since its closure is ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}cup{x}$, which is compact.






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                In any metric space, if $(x_n)_{ninmathbb N}$ is a convergent sequence and if $x=lim_{ntoinfty}x_n$, then ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}$ is relatively compact, since its closure is ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}cup{x}$, which is compact.






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                In any metric space, if $(x_n)_{ninmathbb N}$ is a convergent sequence and if $x=lim_{ntoinfty}x_n$, then ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}$ is relatively compact, since its closure is ${x_n,|,ninmathbb{N}}cup{x}$, which is compact.







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