Remark 11.22 (1): clause (i), real case. For a function in Γ₀(ℝ), any sequence in the
effective domain that converges strongly to a global minimizer is a minimizing sequence.
Remark 11.22 (2): clause (i), interior-domain case. For a function in Γ₀(H), any sequence in
the effective domain that converges strongly to a global minimizer lying in the interior of the
effective domain is a minimizing sequence.
Remark 11.22 (3): clause (ii). Strong convergence to a global minimizer does not force a minimizing sequence in general; there is already a finite-dimensional counterexample.
Remark 11.22 (4): clause (iii). Any orthonormal sequence in a real Hilbert space converges
weakly to the interior minimizer 0 of the norm function, but it is not a minimizing sequence for
x ↦ ‖x‖.
Companion bridge for Remark 11.22 (4): in an infinite-dimensional real Hilbert space, the preceding orthonormal-sequence statement yields an explicit weakly convergent non-minimizing counterexample for the norm objective.