A splitting theory for the space of distributions

P. Domański; D. Vogt

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P. Domański, J. Krone, D. Vogt (1997)

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We will show that for each sequence of quasinormable Fréchet spaces ${(E_{n})}_{ℕ}$ there is a Köthe space λ such that $E x t^{1} (λ (A), λ (A) = E x t^{1} (λ (A), E_{n}) = 0$ and there are exact sequences of the form $. . . \to λ (A) \to λ (A) \to λ (A) \to λ (A) \to E_{n} \to 0$ . If, for a fixed ℕ, $E_{n}$ is nuclear or a Köthe sequence space, the resolution above may be reduced to a short exact sequence of the form $0 \to λ (A) \to λ (A) \to E_{n} \to 0$ . The result has some applications in the theory of the functor $E x t^{1}$ in various categories of Fréchet spaces by providing a substitute for non-existing projective resolutions.

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Solution to a question of Grothendieck.

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This note is to bring attention to one of the ending questions in Grothendieck's thesis [3, Chapter 2, p. 134]: Is the space D_L^p isomorphic to s ⊗ L^p? The problem has been, as we shall see, essentially solved by Valdivia and Vogt. This fact, however, seems to have remained unnoticed. Supports this belief of the authors the fact that they have been unable to find an explicit reference to its solution. ...

The space of real-analytic functions has no basis

Paweł Domański, Dietmar Vogt (2000)

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Let Ω be an open connected subset of $ℝ^{d}$ . We show that the space A(Ω) of real-analytic functions on Ω has no (Schauder) basis. One of the crucial steps is to show that all metrizable complemented subspaces of A(Ω) are finite-dimensional.

Banach spaces, à la recherche du temps perdu.

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On the three-space problem and the lifting of bounded sets.

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We exhibit a general method to show that for several classes of Fréchet spaces the Three-space-problem fails. This method works for instance for the class of distinguished Fréchet spaces, for Fréchet spaces with the density condition and also for dual Fréchet spaces (which gives a negative answer to a question of D. Vogt). An example of a Banach space, which is not a dual Banach space but the strong dual of a DF-space, shows that there are two real different possibilities of defining...

Fréchet spaces of Moscatelli type.

José Bonet, Susanne Dierolf (1989)

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