Topological Vector Spaces, V, p. 69
It is set in small type as supplementary.
The notations are the same as in exerc. 35. a) Let a be a vector of norm 1 in E, Kε the set of all x∈S such that ∣⟨x∣a⟩∣≤sinε and Lε the set of all x∈S such that d(x,Sa)≥ε (where Sa is the set of all points of S orthogonal to a). Show that for ε>0 small enough, we have m(Kε)≥4e−nε2/2 and m(Lε)≤4e−nε2/2 (we observe that the image of the measure m under the mapping x↦⟨x∣a⟩ from S into the interval (−1,1) of R is of the form cn(1−t2)(n−3)/2dt with a suitable constant cn>0. b) Let f be a continuous mapping from S into R and M(f) a real number such that the set of all x∈S for which f(x)≤M(f) (resp. f(x)≥M(f)) has a measure ≥21 for m. Let B be the set of all x∈S such that f(x)=M(f). Deduce from a) that, for every ε>0 small enough, the set of all x∈S such that d(x,B)≥ε, has a measure for m at most equal to 4e−nε2/2. c) For every ε>0, let h(n,ε) be the smallest integer h≥1 for which there exist points x1,...,xh in S such that S=⋃i=1hB(xi,ε) show that limε→0(logh(n,ε))/∣logε∣=n. d) Recall that E is a real hilbertian space of dimension n. Let k be a positive integer and ε,ε′ two strictly positive numbers such that 4h(k,ε)<enε′/2. Let f be a mapping from S into R such that ∣f(x)−f(y)∣≤∥x−y∥ for all x,y in S, and M(f) a real number satisfying the relation stated in b). Show that there exists a vector subspace F of E, of dimension k, satisfying the following condition : for every x∈F∩S, there exists a point y in F∩S such that ∥x−y∥<ε and ∣f(y)−M(f)∣≤ε′.