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[Merged by Bors] - feat(normed_space): second countability for linear maps #4099
[Merged by Bors] - feat(normed_space): second countability for linear maps #4099
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I feel this lemma should be proved for the algebraic version (i.e.,
hv.constr
without theL
), probably with asimp
attribute, and then the lemma forhv.constrL
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The situation is more complicated because
hv.constr
makes sense also in infinite dimension so everything is somehow duplicated, with lemmas about functions vs lemmas about finitely supported functions. But of course in this file I assume the source has finite dimension. So I added a finite dimensional version on the algebraic side.