Spaces in which a bound on cardinality implies discreteness
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D. L. Grant, I. L. Reilly (1990)
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Let X be a Banach space. If the natural projection p:X*** → X* is sequentially weak*-weak continuous then the space X is said to have the weak Phillips property. We present several characterizations of the spaces having this property and study its relationships to other Banach space properties, especially the Grothendieck property.
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