Exercise 16, § 2
Topological Vector Spaces, V, p. 73
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
a) Let be the set of increasing mappings ; for every integer , and every , let . Let E be the set of all mappings such that, for every , we have . Show that E is a vector space on which the are the semi-norms defining a reflexive Fréchet space structure. b) Let B be a bounded set in E, and let ; let be an element of such that . Show that for all , and hence that the set B is not total in E. c) Let be a countable fundamental system of convex and balanced neighbourhoods of 0 in E; if is metrizable for the strong topology on , then there exists a sequence of bounded sets in E such that the sets form a fundamental system of neighbourhoods of 0 in for the strong topology. Deduce from b) that there exists an integer such that is not metrizable for the strong topology (use exerc. 5 of III, p. 38).
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