Convergence theorems for pseudo-complete locally convex algebras
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The author studies bounded pseudo-complete locally convex algebras and inductive limits. He finds some sufficient conditions under which every bounded subset \(A\) is \(i\)-bounded, i.e., when there exists \(\lambda>0\) such that the smallest idempotent subset containing \(\lambda A\) is bounded. He also provides some necessary conditions under which a convergent sequence of elements of an algebra is locally convergent. Several examples from analysis are also considered.
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