Exercise 2, § 6
Topological Vector Spaces, III, p. 49
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let be a locally convex space which is a Baire space, a locally convex exhaustible space (exerc. 1), and an exhaustion of . a) Let be a linear mapping from into and let be a convex, balanced and absorbent set in . Show that there exists a sequence such that , for all , and a sequence of integers , such that each of the sets (which is denoted by ) is not a thin set in . Show that for every , there exists a sequence of numbers such that if the sequence of points of is such that for all , the serie converges in and that its sum belongs to . b) Suppose, in addition, that is metrizable and that the graph of in is closed. Show that for every , we have . (Observe that if is a countable fundamental system of neighbourhoods of in , then for every there exists a convex balanced neighbourhood of in such that . For every point , find a sequence such that , for and for all , then apply a).)
c) Deduce from b) that if E is a metrizable Baire space, then every linear mapping from E into F whose graph is closed is continuous.
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