Abstract
In this chapter we will take a closer look at normed and Banach spaces. In a generic metric space there need not be any way to “add” points in the space, but a normed space is a vector space, so we can form linear combinations of vectors. Moreover, because we also have a notion of limits we can go even further and define infinite series of vectors (which are limits of partial sums of the series).
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