Exercise 8, § 3
Topological Vector Spaces, IV, p. 59
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let E be a Fréchet space, its strong dual. Suppose that there exists an everywhere dense sequence in . Show that E satisfies the first axiom of countability. (Let be a countable base for the canonical bornology of consisting of closed convex balanced sets. For every system consisting of a point , an arbitrary finite number of rational numbers and m indices such that , let be such that the hyperplane with equation strictly separates the two weakly compact sets and . Show that for every in , there exists a system such that . For this, consider a neighbourhood V' of 0 in such that , then for each integer , take a rational number such that ; use the fact that the union of the is a neighbourhood of 0 (exerc. 7, and IV, p. 58, exerc. 3, b)) and that there exists such that .)
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