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== Examples == * Every subspace of an arbitrary product of Hilbert spaces possesses the approximation property.{{sfn | Schaefer|Wolff| 1999 | p=108-115}} In particular, ** every Hilbert space has the approximation property. ** every projective limit of Hilbert spaces, as well as any subspace of such a projective limit, possesses the approximation property.{{sfn | Schaefer|Wolff| 1999 | p=108-115}} ** every [[nuclear space]] possesses the approximation property. * Every separable Frechet space that contains a Schauder basis possesses the approximation property.{{sfn | Schaefer|Wolff| 1999 | p=108-115}} * Every space with a [[Schauder basis]] has the AP (we can use the projections associated to the base as the <math>T</math>'s in the definition), thus many spaces with the AP can be found. For example, the [[lp space|<math>\ell^p</math> spaces]], or the [[Tsirelson space|symmetric Tsirelson space]].
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