* This paper was supported in part by the Bulgarian Ministry of Education, Science and Technologies under contract MM-506/95.
The main results of the paper are:
Theorem 1. Let a Banach space E be decomposed into a direct sum of
separable and reflexive subspaces. Then for every Hausdorff locally convex
topological vector space Z and for every linear continuous bijective operator
T : E → Z, the inverse T^(−1) is a Borel map.
Theorem 2. Let us assume the continuum hypothesis. If a Banach...
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