Bornology: でするような, のベクトルをうには, norm やなどのがである。 そのためをって, topological vector space としてうのがつのであるが, のわりに bornology というをえることもできる。 よって bornological vector space というを ...
A Homological Study of Bornological Spaces 5 Proposition 1.5. The category Bc is additive. Moreover, if u : E !F is a morphism of Bc, then (a) Keru is the subspace u 1(0) of E endowed with the induced bornology; (b) Cokeru is the quotient space F=u(E) endowed with …
The duality between (convex vector) bornology and (locally convex vector) topology acquires a deeper meaning in the theory of locally convex vector spaces, since compatible (locally convex vector) topologies on (topological) dual spaces are defined in terms of (convex vector) bornologies of the original spaces, and vice-versa - more precisely ...
The theory of bornological spaces (which takes its origin in the axiomatization of the notion of boundedness of S.-T. Hu [20], [21]) has already found numerous applications in different branches of mathematics.For example, the main ideas of modern functional analysis are those of locally convex topology and convex bornology [18].Additionally (as a link to physics), …
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spaces. A bornology on a space is an analogue of a topology, in which boundedness replaces openness as the key consideration. In this con-text, we are also able to bypass many of the issues involved in the topological analysis of vector spaces. When endowed with the ne bornology, as de ned later, any complex vector space is a complete
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The largest bornology is the power set of the space and the smallest is the bornology of its finite subsets. Between these lie (among others) the metrically bounded subsets, the relatively compact subsets, the totally bounded subsets, and the Bourbaki bounded subsets.
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subsets of X is called a bornology on X if (a) B covers X, (b) if n ∈ N and B 1,...,B n ∈B,then n k=1 B k ∈B, and (c) if B ∈Band B ⊂ B,thenB ∈B. The pair (X,B) is called a …
If X X is any topological space such that every point is closed, then there is a bornology consisting of all precompact subsets of X X (subsets whose closure is compact). Any continuous map is bounded with respect to this choice of bornology. If X X is any metric space, there is a bornology where a set is bounded if it is contained in some open ...
Using the idea of strong uniform convergence on bornology, Caserta, Di Maio and Kov{c}inac studied open covers and selection principles in the realm of metric spaces (associated with a bornology ...
A bornology specifies a single ideal (that covers the entire space), with no analogue of the compatibility conditions between points. This can be used to specify a notion of "convergence …
A typical example is a bornology generated by a metric, i.e. the collection of all bounded sets for that metric. In a recent paper [E. Colebunders, R. Lowen, Metrically generated theories, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 133 (2005) 1547–1556] the authors noted that many examples are known of natural functors describing the transition from categories ...
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Throughout the paper we ppose that X does not belong to a bornology B on X.Abase for a bornology B on (X,d) is a subfamily B 0 of B which cofinal in B with respect to the inclusion, i.e. for each B ∈B there is B 0 ∈B 0 such that B ⊂ B 0 . A base is called closed ompact) if all its members are closed (compact) subsets of X .
Note that Tp ⊆ TB on C(X,Y) for any bornology B on X. Thus, (C(X),TB) and (C(X),T s B) are Tychonoff topological groups. Since [B;ε]s ⊆ [B;ε] for all B and ε > 0, T s B is always finer …
A bornology B on X is tall if and only if B∧ is nowhere dense in X∗. A bornology B on X is antitall if and only if B∧ has a dense subset open in X∗. Every bornology on X is the intersection of some tall and antitall bornologies. Proposition 2. For a bornology B on X, the following statements are equivalent: (i) B is antitall;
We prove finiteness and base change properties for analytic cohomology of families of L-analytic (φL,ΓL)-modules parametrised by affinoid algebras in …
This paper examines the equivalence between various set convergences, as studied in [7, 13, 22], induced by an arbitrary bornology $mathcal{S}$ on a metric space $(X,d)$. Specifically, it …
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A base for a bornology B on (X, d) is a subfamily B0 of B which is cofinal in B with respect ∗ Supported by GNSAGA by GNSAGA ‡ Supported by MNTR RS, GNSAGA and SUN † Supported 1 to the inclusion, i.e. for each B ∈ B there is B0 ∈ B0 such that B ⊂ B0 . A base is called closed (compact ) if all its members are closed (compact) subsets ...
bornology by X t. b)Collection of all nite subsets of X is the minimal bornology. We will call it discrete bornology and denote it by B d, and the bornological space by X d. c)Collection of all …
By [15, Proposition 1], every bornology is the meet of some tall and antitall bornologies. A family B′ ⊆ B is called a base of a bornology B if each set B ∈ B is contained in some set B′ ∈ B′. Every bornology with a countable base is antitall. In particular, the bornology of all bounded subsets of a metric space is antitall.
94 7. Metric Spaces Then d is a metric on R. Nearly all the concepts we discuss for metric spaces are natural generalizations of the corresponding concepts for R with this absolute-value metric. Example 7.4. Define d: R2 ×R2 → R by d(x,y) = √ (x1 −y1)2 +(x2 −y2)2 x = (x1,x2), y = (y1,y2).Then d is a metric on R2, called the Euclidean, or ℓ2, metric.It corresponds to
bornology. For a locally convex vector space (E;T) we can de ne von Neumann bornology B N(T) consisting of subsets absorbed by every neighborhood of 0. Bornology Band topology Tare said to be compatible is BˆB N(T). The von Neumann bornology of a B-topology is the corresponding B-bornology. 1.1.4 Let K(T) be the equicontinuous bornology on E0and B
In this paper we clarify the intensive interaction among uniformity, proximity and bornology in local proximity spaces bringing up their underlying uniform characters. By using …
The last section is devoted to the study of the Baire property of function spaces defined by bornologies. We give some necessary conditions under which a function space …
We end this introduction with an outline of the rest of the paper. In section 2, we recall some basic definitions and fundamental results. In section 3, we prove that the V. Neumann L-bornology is the coarsest L-convex L-bornology which is compatible with a given locally convex L-topology.Also, the new concept of L-bornivorous sets is introduced and we give an approach …