Exercise 19, § 4
Topological Vector Spaces, III, p. 45
A Hausdorff locally convex space E is said to be ultrabornological if every convex subset of E which absorbs all the convex, balanced, bounded and semi-complete subsets of E, is a neighbourhood of 0 in E. a) Show that every ultrabornological space is both bornological and barrelled. b) Let E be a Hausdorff locally convex space such that the closed, convex, balanced envelope of the set of points of every sequence tending to 0 is semi-complete. Show that if E is bornological then it is ultrabornological. In particular every bornological and quasi-complete space is ultrabornological; every Fréchet space is ultrabornological.
c) Let be a directed increasing family of vector subspaces of a vector space such that, is the union of the . Let be a locally convex topology on for every , and let be the finest locally convex topology for which the canonical injections from into are continuous. Suppose that is Hausdorff and that, for every , the topology on induced by is . Show that if each of the spaces is ultrabornological, then with is ultrabornological.
d) Show that every finite product of ultrabornological spaces is ultrabornological; deduce that every topological direct sum of ultrabornological spaces is ultrabornological.
e) Show that the product space of an infinite sequence of ultrabornological spaces is ultrabornological. (Let be a convex subset of which absorbs every convex, balanced, bounded and semi-complete subset of . Show that if were not a neighbourhood of 0 in , then there would have existed a sequence in such that has its first coordinates zero, but is . Next observe that the closed convex balanced envelope of the set of points of such a sequence is identical to the set of points , where , and that this envelope is a semi-complete set.)
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