((a)⇒(b))
Using the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality in
and Bessel's inequality, we have
((b)⇒(c))
Recall the polar decomposition
(Proposition II.68):
and
where
is the projection on
.
Let
be an orthonormal basis for
,
and let
be an orthonormal basis for
.
Then
where
.
Notice
,
so the
are orthonormal. By (b),
.
((c)⇒(a))
For an orthonormal basis
,
.
So,
(as in the proof of Proposition III.21) and
Since
we can take
and
to get (a).