In a previous paper we defined a Denjoy integral for mappings from a vector lattice to a complete vector lattice. In this paper we define a Henstock-Kurzweil integral for mappings from a vector lattice to a complete vector lattice and consider the relation between these two integrals.

In this paper we define the derivative and the Denjoy integral of mappings from a vector lattice to a complete vector lattice and show the fundamental theorem of calculus.

Let ν be a positive measure on a σ-algebra Σ of subsets of some set and let X be a Banach space. Denote by ca(Σ,X) the Banach space of X-valued measures on Σ, equipped with the uniform norm, and by ca(Σ,ν,X) its closed subspace consisting of those measures which vanish at every ν-null set. We are concerned with the subsets ${}_{\nu }\left(X\right)$ and ${}_{\nu }\left(X\right)$ of ca(Σ,X) defined by the conditions |φ| = ν and |φ| ≥ ν, respectively, where |φ| stands for the variation of φ ∈ ca(Σ,X). We establish necessary and sufficient conditions...

We prove that the range of a vector measure determines the σ-finiteness of its variation and the derivability of the measure. Let F and G be two countably additive measures with values in a Banach space such that the closed convex hull of the range of F is a translate of the closed convex hull of the range of G; then F has a σ-finite variation if and only if G does, and F has a Bochner derivative with respect to its variation if and only if G does. This complements a result of [Ro] where we proved...

Some versions of Dieudonné-type convergence and uniform boundedness theorems are proved, for $k$-triangular and regular lattice group-valued set functions. We use sliding hump techniques and direct methods. We extend earlier results, proved in the real case. Furthermore, we pose some open problems.

Let $X$ be a completely regular Hausdorff space, $E$ a real normed space, and let $C_b(X,E)$ be the space of all bounded continuous $E$-valued functions on $X$. We develop the general duality theory of the space $C_b(X,E)$ endowed with locally solid topologies; in particular with the strict topologies ${\beta }_z(X,E)$ for $z=\sigma ,\tau ,t$. As an application, we consider criteria for relative weak-star compactness in the spaces of vector measures $M_z(X,E^{\text{'}})$ for $z=\sigma ,\tau ,t$. It is shown that if a subset $H$ of $M_z(X,E^{\text{'}})$ is relatively $\sigma (M_z(X,E^{\text{'}}),C_b(X,E))$-compact, then the set $conv\left(S\right(H\left)\right)$ is still relatively $\sigma (M_z(X,E^{\text{'}}),C_b(X,E))$-compact...