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A space is understood in mathematics as a set of any objects (sets of numbers, functions, etc.) with certain relationships established among them, similar to those existing in an elementary three-dimensional space.
“… It is impossible to imagine the theory of computations with no Banach spaces, as well as with no computers.”
S. Sobolev
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Lebedev, V.I. (1997). Functional Spaces and Problems in the Theory of Approximation. In: An Introduction to Functional Analysis in Computational Mathematics. Birkhäuser Boston. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-4128-7_1
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