The theory of compact vector fields and some of its applications to topology of functional spaces (I)

A. Granas. The theory of compact vector fields and some of its applications to topology of functional spaces (I). Warszawa: Instytut Matematyczny Polskiej Akademi Nauk, 1962. <http://eudml.org/doc/268396>.

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abstract = {§1-3 Lusternik [1] and Schnirelman, Borsuk [3]; see also Tucker [1], Krasnoselskiï [3] and Krein, Fan Ky [1, 2], Lefshetz [1].TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3PRELIMINARIES1. Metric spaces.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52. Normed and Banach spaces......................................................................................................................................................................... 12CHAPTER I. Extension problems1. Extension of mappings. Tietze’s Extension Theorem.............................................................................................................................. 172. Homotopy, retraction and fixed point property............................................................................................................................................. 193. Essential and inessential mappings. Borsuk’s Antipodensatz and Brouwer’s Fixed Point Theorem........................................... 20CHAPTER II. Compact and finite dimensional mappings1. Approximation Theorem.................................................................................................................................................................................. 232. Examples of compact mappings.................................................................................................................................................................. 263. Extension of compact mappings................................................................................................................................................................... 28CHAPTER III. Compact vector fields and Homotopy Extension Theorem1. The space $(\mathfrak \{C\}(Y^X)$. Singularity free compact fields........................................................................................................... 322. Homotopy of compact vector fields............................................................................................................................................................... 343. Extension of compact fields and the Homotopy Extension Theorem.................................................................................................... 37CHAPTER IV. Essential and inessential compact fields. Theorems on Antipodes1. Essential and inessential compact fields. Schauder Fixed Point Theorem......................................................................................... 392. The First Theorem on Antipodes in Banach spaces................................................................................................................................ 413. The Second Theorem on Antipodes............................................................................................................................................................. 434. Alternative of Fredholm.................................................................................................................................................................................... 46CHAPTER V. Continuous continuation method and fixed-point theorems1. Continuous continuation method.................................................................................................................................................................. 482. Theorems on fixed points............................................................................................................................................................................... 50CHAPTER VI. Compact deformations. Theorem on the Sweeping. Birkhoff-Kellogg Theorem1. Separation between two points. Theorems on compact deformations................................................................................................ 542. Birkhoff-Kellogg Theorem.............................................................................................................................................................................. 563. Invariant directions for positive operators.................................................................................................................................................... 58},
author = {A. Granas},
keywords = {functional analysis},
language = {eng},
location = {Warszawa},
publisher = {Instytut Matematyczny Polskiej Akademi Nauk},
title = {The theory of compact vector fields and some of its applications to topology of functional spaces (I)},
url = {http://eudml.org/doc/268396},
year = {1962},
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AB - §1-3 Lusternik [1] and Schnirelman, Borsuk [3]; see also Tucker [1], Krasnoselskiï [3] and Krein, Fan Ky [1, 2], Lefshetz [1].TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3PRELIMINARIES1. Metric spaces.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52. Normed and Banach spaces......................................................................................................................................................................... 12CHAPTER I. Extension problems1. Extension of mappings. Tietze’s Extension Theorem.............................................................................................................................. 172. Homotopy, retraction and fixed point property............................................................................................................................................. 193. Essential and inessential mappings. Borsuk’s Antipodensatz and Brouwer’s Fixed Point Theorem........................................... 20CHAPTER II. Compact and finite dimensional mappings1. Approximation Theorem.................................................................................................................................................................................. 232. Examples of compact mappings.................................................................................................................................................................. 263. Extension of compact mappings................................................................................................................................................................... 28CHAPTER III. Compact vector fields and Homotopy Extension Theorem1. The space $(\mathfrak {C}(Y^X)$. Singularity free compact fields........................................................................................................... 322. Homotopy of compact vector fields............................................................................................................................................................... 343. Extension of compact fields and the Homotopy Extension Theorem.................................................................................................... 37CHAPTER IV. Essential and inessential compact fields. Theorems on Antipodes1. Essential and inessential compact fields. Schauder Fixed Point Theorem......................................................................................... 392. The First Theorem on Antipodes in Banach spaces................................................................................................................................ 413. The Second Theorem on Antipodes............................................................................................................................................................. 434. Alternative of Fredholm.................................................................................................................................................................................... 46CHAPTER V. Continuous continuation method and fixed-point theorems1. Continuous continuation method.................................................................................................................................................................. 482. Theorems on fixed points............................................................................................................................................................................... 50CHAPTER VI. Compact deformations. Theorem on the Sweeping. Birkhoff-Kellogg Theorem1. Separation between two points. Theorems on compact deformations................................................................................................ 542. Birkhoff-Kellogg Theorem.............................................................................................................................................................................. 563. Invariant directions for positive operators.................................................................................................................................................... 58
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