Exercise 8, Appendix 0
Topological Vector Spaces, IV, p. 74
Let be a real vector space and a solvable group of automorphisms of . Let be a semi-norm on which is invariant under and a vector subspace of , invariant under . Let be a linear form on , invariant under and such that for all . Show that there exists a linear form on which is invariant under and is such that and that extends . (Let be the set of linear forms on which extend , and such that ; then is a convex subset of , stable under and compact for the topology induced by . Apply the corollary of IV, p. 40.)
TABLE I. — Principal types of locally convex spaces. (N.B. — « Dual » is taken in the sense of « strong dual ».)
Finite dimensional space —> Fréchet-Montel space —> Montel space
Hilbert space —> Reflexive Banach space —> Reflexive Fréchet space —> Dual of a reflexive Fréchet space —> Reflexive space
Reflexive Banach space —> Fréchet space satisfying the first axiom of countability —> Distinguished Fréchet space —> Dual of a distinguished Fréchet space —> Dual of a semireflexive space
Banach space —> Normed space —> Metrizable space —> Boronological space —> Dual of a bornological space —> Complete space —> Quasi-complete space
Fréchet space —> Ultrabornological space —> Barrelled space —> Infra-barrelled space —> Dual of a barrelled space —> Semi-barrelled space —> Semi-reflexive semi-barrelled space —> Semi-reflexive space
Barrelled space —> Dual of a Fréchet space —> Dual of a barrelled space —> Semi-reflexive space
TABLE II. — Principal bornologies on the dual of a locally convex space.
Contained in a convex balanced and strongly compact set ↓ strongly bounded ↑ Bounded for (1) (6) ↓ Bounded for the -topology ↑ Weakly bounded ↓ Equicontinuous (2) ↓ Contained in a convex balanced and weakly compact set (3) ↓ Weakly Precompact (5)
N.B. — We denote by a family of bounded subsets of E such that every element is contained in a set belonging to . A number on the side of an arrow indicates that the corresponding implication holds if the property with the same number is satisfied.
PROPERTIES
1) Whenever E is semi-reflexive; 2) whenever E is bornological (III, p. 22, prop. 10); 3) if and only if E has the Mackey topology ; 4) if and only if E is barrelled; 5) if and only if is quasi-complete for ; 6) whenever E is semi-complete (a fortiori, quasi-complete or complete) (III, p. 27, cor. 1); 7) whenever consists of sets whose closed convex balanced envelope is semi-complete (III, p. 27, th. 2).
When E is a Montel space, all the preceding bornologies are identical.
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