Dieudonné-type theorems for set functions with values in \((l)\)-groups. (Q595800): Difference between revisions

A theorem of Dieudonné essentially says that an equibounded sequence of regular \(\sigma\)-additive real-valued measures converging on all open sets converges on all Borel sets and that the limit function is a regular \(\sigma\)-additive measure. The authors generalize this theorem for \(l\)-group-valued measures. A crucial point is here the use of a suitable convergence in \(l\)-groups. Moreover, the authors replace the system of open and the system of closed sets by abstract lattices.