Exercise 10, § 5
Topological Vector Spaces, IV, p. 68
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let E be a Hausdorff, quasi-complete and non semi-reflexive locally convex space, and let H be a closed hyperplane in E containing the origin. Let be a decreasing sequence of non-empty, closed convex and bounded sets, contained in H and not containing 0 and whose intersection is empty (exerc. 8). Let be a point not belonging to H, and let A be the closed convex and balanced envelope of the union of the sets for . a) Show that there exists no supporting hyperplane of A which is parallel to H (for , observe that there exists an integer such that ).
b) Let be such that ; show that the convex envelope of the union of two closed convex and bounded sets and , is not closed (prove that is in the closure of this envelope, but does not belong to it).
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