scientific article; zbMATH DE number 20314
Let \(B(R)\) be the space of all bounded and uniformly continuous functions on the axis with the usual norm, \(B_{\sigma}\) is its closed subspace which consists with restrictions on axis of the entire functions of the exponential type \(\leq\sigma\), \(B_{\sigma- }=\bigcup_{\rho<\sigma}B_{\rho}\), \(A(f,\sigma)=d(f,B_{\sigma}=\inf\{\| f-g\|;g\in B_{\sigma}\}\). For fixed \(f\), let \(F(\sigma)=A(f,\sigma)\). It is well-known that 1. \(F(\sigma)\leq F(\rho)\) when \(\sigma>\rho\), 2. \(F(\sigma+)=F(\sigma)\), 3. \(F(\sigma)\to 0\) when \(\sigma\to\infty\). The following theorems are proved: Theorem 1. For each function \(F(\sigma)(\sigma\geq 0)\) with the property 1-3 there exists a function \(f\in B(R)\) such that \(A(f,\sigma)=F(\sigma)\) \((0\leq\sigma<\infty)\). Theorem 2. If \(B_{\sigma-}\) is a closed subspace of \(B_{\sigma}\), then \(\dim B_{\sigma}/B_{\sigma-}=\infty\). Questions of M. I. Kadets are answered.
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