Compactness Criteria and Measures of Noncompactness in Function Spaces
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According to a result due to R.S. Phillips, if \((T_s)\) is a net of compact operators converging strongly to the identity, then a bounded set \(A\) in a Banach space is relatively compact if and only if \((T_s)\) converges uniformly on \(A\) to the identity. The aim of this paper is twofold. Firstly, to use the method of Phillips' criterion to derive many classical compactness results. Secondly, to extend the method from giving a criterion for compactness to giving a generalized measure of noncompactness.
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