Barrelledness and bornological conditions on spaces of vector-valued \(\mu\)-simple functions (Q1193228)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 62169
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    Barrelledness and bornological conditions on spaces of vector-valued \(\mu\)-simple functions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 62169

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      Barrelledness and bornological conditions on spaces of vector-valued \(\mu\)-simple functions (English)
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      27 September 1992
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      The space \(S(\mu, E)\) of classes of \(\mu\)-a.e.-equal simple functions defined on a non-trivial measure space with values in a locally convex space \(E\) is considered with the topology of uniform convergence. It is shown that \(S(\mu, E)\) is quasi-barrelled (resp. bornological) if and only if \(E\) is of the same type and \(E_ \beta^ \prime \) has property \((B)\) of Pietsch. Furthermore \(S(\mu, E)\) is barrelled (resp. DF) if and only if \(E\) is barrelled and nuclear (resp. \(E\) is DF). The space \(S(\mu, E)\) is never ultrabornological. The proofs are based on the isomorphism \(E(\mu, E)\cong S(\mu, \mathbb{K})\otimes_ \varepsilon E\) and on Stone's representation theorem.
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      barrelledness conditions
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      injective tensor product
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      nuclearity
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      simple functions
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      quasi-barrelled
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      bornological
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      barrelled and nuclear
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      ultrabornological
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      Stone's representation theorem
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