Two examples of quasidense vector subspaces of \({ \mathbb{R} }^{\mathbb{N}} \) (Q6892286)

In a former paper (named 2. in the list of references) the autors showed that all Archimedean cones of a Hausdorff locally convex topological vector space of countably infinite dimension \(X\) are closed if and only if its topological dual \(X'\) is quasidense in the algebraic dual \(X^*\) endowed with the weak*-topology. The notion of quasidenseness is rather technical and they gave three properties which are sufficient for this, called exponential, Cartesian and recursive denseness. In the paper under review they show that these three conditions are not pairwise equivalent for subspaces of \(\mathbb{R}^\mathbb{N}\) by constructing subspaces with the needed properties.