seanieg89
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Here is an interesting problem. If you are not comfortable with higher dimensional spaces, replace "affine hyperplane" with "line" (not necessarily through the origin), and fix n=2 in the below.
Suppose we have finitely many affine hyperplanes
and suppose a point
is chosen arbitrarily.
Prove that any sequence defined by:

}(x_n))
is bounded, where
denotes orthogonal projection onto
and the sequence
in
is chosen arbitrarily.
Is your bound independent of your choice of sequence
?
Suppose we have finitely many affine hyperplanes
and suppose a point
Prove that any sequence defined by:
is bounded, where
Is your bound independent of your choice of sequence
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