Sandwich theorem and supportability for partially defined convex operators (Q2640830)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4188469
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    Sandwich theorem and supportability for partially defined convex operators
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4188469

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      Sandwich theorem and supportability for partially defined convex operators (English)
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      1990
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      The author's abstract states that ``Given a convex operator \(\phi: E\to F\cup \{\infty \}\) and a concave operator \(\psi: E\to F\cup \{-\infty \}\), both defined an a locally convex Fréchet space and having values in an ordered locally convex vector space F with the least upper bound property, and satisfying \(\psi\leq \phi\), we ask for conditions ensuring the existence of a continuous affine mapping h: \(E\to F\) satisfying \(\psi\leq h\leq \phi\). Besides this continuous sandwich problem we discuss the problem of existence of continuous linear support mappings for partially defined sublinear operators, by reducing it to a sandwich problem.'' The main Theorem 2 replaces the hypothesis (2) in Theorem 6 of the author's earlier paper [J. Funct. Anal. 76, 411-431 (1988; Zbl 0673.49007)] by a weaker and more technical hypothesis.
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      support mapping
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      lower semi-continuous convex function
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      pseudo-complete convex set
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      Borel measurable
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      convex operator
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      concave operator
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      locally convex Fréchet space
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      values in an ordered locally convex vector space
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      least upper bound property
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      existence of a continuous affine mapping
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      continuous sandwich problem
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      existence of continuous linear support mappings
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