In the theories of integration and of ordinary differential and integral equations, convergence theorems provide one of the most widely used tools. Since the values of the Kurzweil-Stieltjes integrals over various kinds of bounded intervals having the same infimum and supremum need not coincide, the Harnack extension principle in the Kurzweil-Henstock integral, which is a key step to supply convergence theorems, cannot be easily extended to the Kurzweil-type Stieltjes integrals with discontinuous...

Suppose that $X$ and $Y$ are Banach spaces and that the Banach space $X{\widehat{\otimes }}_{\tau }Y$ is their complete tensor product with respect to some tensor product topology $\tau$. A uniformly bounded $X$-valued function need not be integrable in $X{\widehat{\otimes }}_{\tau }Y$ with respect to a $Y$-valued measure, unless, say, $X$ and $Y$ are Hilbert spaces and $\tau$ is the Hilbert space tensor product topology, in which case Grothendieck’s theorem may be applied. In this paper, we take an index $1\le p<\infty$ and suppose that $X$ and $Y$ are $L^p$-spaces with ${\tau }_p$ the associated $L^p$-tensor product...

With an additive function φ from a Boolean ring A into a normed space two positive functions on A, called semivariations of φ, are associated. We characterize those functions as submeasures with some additional properties in the general case as well as in the cases where φ is bounded or exhaustive.

Let $X$ be a locally convex space, $m:\Sigma \to X$ be a vector measure defined on a $\sigma$-algebra $\Sigma$, and $L^1\left(m\right)$ be the associated (locally convex) space of $m$-integrable functions. Let $\Sigma \left(m\right)$ denote $\{{\chi }_{{}_E};E\in \Sigma \}$, equipped with the relative topology from $L^1\left(m\right)$. For a subalgebra $𝒜\subseteq \Sigma$, let ${𝒜}_{\sigma }$ denote the generated $\sigma$-algebra and ${\overline{𝒜}}_s$ denote the sequential closure of $\chi \left(𝒜\right)=\{{\chi }_{{}_E};E\in 𝒜\}$ in $L^1\left(m\right)$. Sets of the form ${\overline{𝒜}}_s$ arise in criteria determining separability of $L^1\left(m\right)$; see [6]. We consider some natural questions concerning ${\overline{𝒜}}_s$ and, in particular, its relation to $\chi \left({𝒜}_{\sigma }\right)$. It is shown that...

The extension theorem of bounded, weakly compact, convex set valued and weakly countably additive measures is established through a discussion of convexity, compactness and existence of selection of the set valued measures; meanwhile, a characterization is obtained for continuous, weakly compact and convex set valued measures which can be represented by Pettis-Aumann-type integral.

We make some comments on the problem of how the Henstock-Kurzweil integral extends the McShane integral for vector-valued functions from the descriptive point of view.

A necessary condition is given for the existence of the tensor product of certain measures valued in locally convex spaces.

In this note we define three variations for a vector valued function defined on an inf-semilattice, all of them generalizations of those considered for vector valued set-functions. We are interested in additive and finiteness properties of such variations.

We present some convergence theorems for the HK-integral of functions taking values in a locally convex space. These theorems are based on the concept of HK-equiintegrability.

In this paper we examine the set of weakly continuous solutions for a Volterra integral equation in Henstock-Kurzweil-Pettis integrability settings. Our result extends those obtained in several kinds of integrability settings. Besides, we prove some new fixed point theorems for function spaces relative to the weak topology which are basic in our considerations and comprise the theory of differential and integral equations in Banach spaces.

In this paper we present some new versions of Brooks-Jewett and Dieudonné-type theorems for $\left(l\right)$-group-valued measures.

We present the full descriptive characterizations of the strong McShane integral (or the variational McShane integral) of a Banach space valued function $f:W\to X$ defined on a non-degenerate closed subinterval $W$ of ${ℝ}^m$ in terms of strong absolute continuity or, equivalently, in terms of McShane variational measure $V_{ℳ}F$ generated by the primitive $F:{ℐ}_W\to X$ of $f$, where ${ℐ}_W$ is the family of all closed non-degenerate subintervals of $W$.

Some limit and Dieudonné-type theorems in the setting of (ℓ)-groups with respect to filter convergence are proved, extending earlier results.