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With each metric space (X,d) we can associate a bornological space (X,Bd) where Bd is the set of all subsets of X with finite diameter. Equivalently, Bd is the set of all subsets of X that are contained in a ball with finite radius.
Vroegrijk, Tom
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Bochner integrals in ordered vector spaces. [PDF]
van Rooij ACM, van Zuijlen WB.
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The Banach algebra $L^{1}(G)$ and tame functionals
summary:We give an affirmative answer to a question due to M. Megrelishvili, and show that for every locally compact group $G$ we have Tame$(L^{1}(G)) = $ Tame$(G)$, which means that a functional is tame over $L^{1}(G)$ if and only if it is tame as a ...
Komisarchik, Matan
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The structure of extended real-valued quasi-metric spaces
ThesisAn extended quasi-metric q on a nonempty set X without any assumed structure is a distance functional that satis es the usual properties of a quasi-metric except that it can assume values of in nity, in addition to non-negative real values. Given
Matindih, Levy Kahyata
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On the Equivalence of Some Basic Principles in Variational Analysis
The primary goal of this paper is to study relationships between certain basic principles of variational analysis and its applications to nonsmooth calculus and optimization.
Borwein, Jonathan M +2 more
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On the existence of characteristic functions in bornological bispaces [PDF]
Shilpa Patra
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The Paley-Wiener-Schwartz isomorphism in nuclear spaces
The authors are concerned with the characterization of those functions holomorphic on EC′ which are Fourier transforms of elements of ′ (E). Here E is a complete bornological vector space over R, (E) stands for the space of all complex-valued C ...
Martínez Ansemil, José María +1 more
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Let E be a vector space with a convex "bornology'', in the sense of H. Hogbe-Nlend [Théorie des bornologies et applications, Lecture Notes in Math., 213, Springer, Berlin, 1971. If Ω is a set and Σ a σ -algebra of P(Ω) , a map m:Σ→E such that m(∅)=0
Bombal Gordón, Fernando
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A bornology on a nonempty set X is a family of subsets of X that is closed under taking finite unions, that is hereditary, and that forms a cover of X. Bornologies have been widely applied in functional analysis and topology to form the general framework
Cao, J
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A bornology on a nonempty set X is a family of subsets of X that is closed under taking finite unions, that is hereditary, and that forms a cover of X. Bornologies have been widely applied in functional analysis and topology to form the general framework
Cao, J
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