In this paper we show that the vector field X {, h on a based path space W o (M) over a Riemannian manifold M defined by parallel translating a curve h in the initial tangent space T o M via an affine connection { induces a solution flow which preserves the Wiener measure on the based path space W o
On a Class of Nuclear Spaces, II
✍ Scribed by Gottfried Köthe
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1984
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 426 KB
- Volume
- 119
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0025-584X
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✦ Synopsis
It was about 1932 that TOEPLITZ and I discovered the convergence-free spaces, the first general results appeared in [7]. F. NENN, a student of mine, studied in [8] the spaces of finite degree. I generalized his theory to the class of spaces of countable degree in [Z].
Further progress seemed at that time difficult. Some of these spaces, in particular qw$wrp, became of general interest. I returned only recently to these old problems and was able in part I (see [6]) to determine the sequence space structure of the spaces e&, p), where L and p are spaces of finite degree.
In this note I continue the study of convergence-free spaces and collect some observations and some new results. I will use the notations and results of [2] and The motivation for my interest in this class of nuclear spaces lies in the fact that this class has a pronounced algebraic character in sharp contrast to the class of ~JAKACH spaces which are fundamental structures in analysis.
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