Exercise 7, § 2
Integration, II, p. 20
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let E be a Riesz space of finite dimension .
a) If E is archimedean (, Exer. 5), show that the cone P of elements of E is closed and has an interior point. From this, deduce that the intersection of the support hyperplanes of P reduces to 0 (make use of the fact that ).
b) Using a) and Exer. 6, show that every archimedean Riesz space of dimension is isomorphic to the product space (cf. , Exer. 13 e)).
c) Give an example of a totally ordered Riesz space of dimension 2.
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