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Quotient groups of non-nuclear spaces for which the Bochner theorem fails completely

Robert Stegliński (2005)

Studia Mathematica

It is proved that every real metrizable locally convex space which is not nuclear contains a closed additive subgroup K such that the quotient group G = (span K)/K admits a non-trivial continuous positive definite function, but no non-trivial continuous character. Consequently, G cannot satisfy any form of the Bochner theorem.

Rearrangement of series in nonnuclear spaces

Wojciech Banaszczyk (1993)

Studia Mathematica

It is proved that if a metrizable locally convex space is not nuclear, then it does not satisfy the Lévy-Steinitz theorem on rearrangement of series.

Regular methods of summability in some locally convex spaces

Costas Poulios (2009)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

Suppose that X is a Fréchet space, a i j is a regular method of summability and ( x i ) is a bounded sequence in X . We prove that there exists a subsequence ( y i ) of ( x i ) such that: either (a) all the subsequences of ( y i ) are summable to a common limit with respect to a i j ; or (b) no subsequence of ( y i ) is summable with respect to a i j . This result generalizes the Erdös-Magidor theorem which refers to summability of bounded sequences in Banach spaces. We also show that two analogous results for some ω 1 -locally convex spaces...

Representations of the spaces C ( N ) H k , p ( N )

A. Albanese, V. Moscatelli (2000)

Studia Mathematica

We give a representation of the spaces C ( N ) H k , p ( N ) as spaces of vector-valued sequences and use it to investigate their topological properties and isomorphic classification. In particular, it is proved that C ( N ) H k , 2 ( N ) is isomorphic to the sequence space s l 2 ( l 2 ) , thereby showing that the isomorphy class does not depend on the dimension N if p=2.

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