Exercise 8, § 2
Integration, II, p. 20
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let E be a Riesz space, a family of positive linear forms on E. We consider the topology on E defined by the semi-norms .
a) Show that the subspace H of E formed by the such that for all is an isolated subspace of E (, Exer. 4); the Hausdorff space associated with E is the quotient space ; by passage to the quotient, the define positive linear forms on , and the quotient topology on is defined by the semi-norms .
b) Show that in the space the mapping is uniformly continuous, and deduce therefrom that if the topology is Hausdorff then it is compatible with the ordered vector space structure of .
c) Assume that the topology is Hausdorff and that is fully lattice-ordered; show that every band in is closed, and that if is the band formed by the elements alien to every element of , then is the topological direct sum of and .
d) Assume that the topology is Hausdorff. Let be the completion of ; if is the set of elements of , show that the closure of in defines a Riesz space structure on (cf. §1, No. 2).
e) If is Hausdorff and complete for the topology , show that in order for a set , directed for the relation , to have a supremum in , it is necessary and sufficient that, for every index , be bounded above in ; for every continuous, increasing numerical function on , one then has . Deduce from this that is fully lattice-ordered.
f) Assume that is Hausdorff and complete for the topology . Show that if a filter on has a limit for the order structure of (§ 1, Exer. 9), then it converges to the same limit for the topology (make use of e)).
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