Examples of nuclear linear metric spaces without a basis
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Cited in
(6)- On bounded approximation properties of spaces of holomorphic functions on certain open subsets of strong duals of nuclear Frechet spaces
- Modified construction of nuclear Frechet spaces without basis
- Nuclear Frechet spaces without bases. III: Every nuclear Frechet space not isomorphic to omega admits a subspace and a quotient space without a strong finite dimensional decomposition
- Basis in the space of C^-functions on a graduated sharp cusp
- Some remarks on quasi-equivalence of bases in Fréchet spaces
- Logarithmic dimension and bases in Whitney spaces
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