Semi-order continuous operators on vector spaces

Abstract: In this manuscript, we will study both

i l d e o

-convergence in (partially) ordered vector spaces and a kind of convergence in a vector space

V

. A vector space

V

is called semi-order vector space (in short semi-order space), if there exist an ordered vector space

W

and an operator

T

from

V

into

W

. In this way, we say that

V

is semi-order space with respect to

W, T

. A net

x_{a} l p h a s u b s e t e q V

is said to be

W, T

-order convergent to a vector

x i n V

(in short we write

x_{a} l p h a x r i g h t a r r o w W, T x

), whenever there exists a net

in

W

satisfying

in

W

and for each

, there exists

a l p h a_{0}

such that

whenever

a l p h a g e q a l p h a_{0}

. In this manuscript, we study and investigate some properties of

W, T

-convergent nets and its relationships with other order convergence in partially ordered vector spaces. Assume that

V_{1}

and

V_{2}

are semi-order spaces with respect to

W_{1}, T_{1}

and

W_{2}, T_{2}

, respectively. An operator

S

from

V_{1}

into

V_{2}

is called semi-order continuous, if

x_{a} l p h a x r i g h t a r r o w W_{1}, T_{1} x

implies

S x_{a} l p h a x r i g h t a r r o w W_{2}, T_{2} S x

whenever

x_{a} l p h a s u b s e t e q V_{1}

. We study some properties of this new classification of operators.

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