On 𝕀 -approximate limits and 𝕀 -approximate smoothness

Rafał Zduńczyk

Commentationes Mathematicae (2006)

  • Volume: 46, Issue: 1
  • ISSN: 2080-1211

Abstract

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In this paper we present some results based on slightly modified idea of the 𝕀 -density introduced by Władysław Wilczyński. Some theorems are generalized versions of results from [2] and [3]. We investigate properties of functions from X , where X is supplied with the 𝕀 -density. We try to free our considerations from the assumption of Baire property, or measurability. In some cases this is not done yet. Star-marked statements still need that assumption, proofs presented here are done for Baire property, but it is possible to adapt them to measure. 𝕀 -density itself does not require any structure of considered space but a metric vector space over . However, in last section we confine ourselves to , for we make use of ’s structure for simplicity. To find more about related topics see [4], [5], more bibliography one can find in [1] and [5].

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Rafał Zduńczyk. "On $\mathbb {I}$-approximate limits and $\mathbb {I}$-approximate smoothness." Commentationes Mathematicae 46.1 (2006): null. <http://eudml.org/doc/291586>.

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