Nearest points and some fixed point theorems for weakly compact sets (Q1105185)

Let \(E=(E,T)\) be a locally convex topological vector space with topology T and let E * be its topological dual. Let \(w=w(E,E\) *) be the weak topology of E and let P be the family of continuous seminorms generating T. Let X be a convex subset of E and let f:(X,w)\(\to (E,T)\) be continuous. Let S be a non-empty, convex, and w-compact subset of X and K a w-compact subset of X. Let \(p\in P\) and let f satisfy the condition: for each \(y\in X-K\), there exists an \(x\in S\) such that \(p(x-fy)<p(y- fy)\). Then there is a \(u\in X\) satisfying \(p(u-fu)=\min \{p(x-fu):x\in X\}\).