Bourbaki

Exercise 6, § 4

Topological Vector Spaces, IV, p. 62

Let E be the locally convex metrizable space ℓ1\ell^1(N\mathbf{N}) (I, p. 4) endowed with the topology induced by that of the product space R\mathbf{R}^N\mathbf{N}; its dual E' can be identified with R\mathbf{R}^{(N\mathbf{N})} and the topology τ(E', E) is the topology induced on E' by the norm topology of c_0(N\mathbf{N}) (IV, p. 47, exerc. 1). Show that if u is a surjective continuous linear mapping from E onto a Hausdorff barrelled space F, then F is necessarily finite dimensional. (Observe that 'u is an isomorphism from F', endowed with σ(F', F), onto a subspace of E', endowed with σ(E', E); from the fact that F is barrelled, conclude that 'u(F') endowed with the topology induced by τ(E', E), is a Banach space, and use exerc. 24 of II, p. 80.)

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