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Theorems of Korovkin type for adapted spaces

Heinz Bauer (1973)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

It is shown that the methods developed in an earlier paper of the author about a Dirichlet problem for the Silov boundary [Annales Inst. Fourier, 11 (1961)] lead in a new and natural way to the most important results about the convergence of positive linear operators on spaces of continuous functions defined on a compact space. Choquet’s notion of an adapted space of continuous functions in connection with results of Mokobodzki-Sibony opens the possibility of extending these results to the case...

Topological countability in Brelot potential theory

Thomas E. Armstrong (1974)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

Let U be a domain of type H in a Brelot potential theory. A compact K in U is a G δ in U iff U - K has at most countably many components. If F is a relatively closed locally polar subset of U , any G δ in F is a G δ in U . If V is a domain in U , all Borel subsets of V U are Baire even if V U is not metrizable. The known results concerning equivalences between weak thinness, thinness, and strong thinness of a set A at a point x A are extended from the case where { x } is a G δ to the cases in which A meets only countably...

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