## Abstract In this article we characterize the quasiβbarrelledness of the projective tensor product of a coechelon space of type one __k__ ^1^(__A__) with a FrΓ©chet space, including homological conditions as exactness properties of the corresponding tensor product functor __k__ ^1^(__A__) Β·: β± β
Applications of a Theorem of Grothendieck to Vector Measures
β Scribed by T.V Panchapagesan
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 229 KB
- Volume
- 214
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-247X
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β¦ Synopsis
Let R R be a ring of subsets of a nonempty set β and βΊ R R the Banach space of uniform limits of sequences of R R-simple functions in β. Let X be a quasicom-Ε½ . plete locally convex Hausdorff space briefly, lcHs . Given a bounded X-valued Ε½ . vector measure m on R R, the concepts of m-integrability of functions in βΊ R R and Ε½ . of representing measure of a continuous linear mapping u : βΊ R R Βͺ X are introduced. Based on these concepts and a theorem of Grothendieck on the range of UU Ε½ Ε½ . . the biadjoint u of u g L L βΊ R R , X , it is shown that such a mapping u is weakly compact if and only if its representing measure is strongly additive. The result Ε½ . subsumes the range theorems of I.
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