Continuous Functions. Jacques Simon

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images indexed by the bounded open sets ω such that ϖ ⊂ Ω.

       Examples — abstract-valued function spaces:

      — Cb(Ω; E) is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by vNE

      — C(Ω; E) is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by the compact sets K ⊂ Ω and vNE

      — Lp(Ω; E) is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by vNE.

       Examples — weak space, dual space:

      — E-weak is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by e′E′.

      — E′ is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by the bounded sets B of E.

      — E′-weak is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by e″E″.

      — E′-*weak is endowed with the semi-norms images indexed by eE.

      — A sequentially complete space is a space in which every Cauchy sequence converges.

      — A Neumann space is a sequentially complete separated semi-normed space.

      — A Fréchet space is a sequentially complete metrizable semi-normed space.

      — A Banach space is a sequentially complete normed space.

       Advantages of using semi-norms rather than topology:

      — Semi-norms allow the definition of Lp(Ω; E) (by raising the semi-norms of E to the power p).

      — They allow the definition of the differentiability of a mapping from a semi-normed space into another (by comparing the semi-norms of an increase in the variable to the semi-norms of the increase in the value).

      — They are easy to manipulate: working with them is just like working with normed spaces, the main difference being that there are several semi-norms or norms instead of a single norm.

      — Some definitions are simpler, for example that of a bounded set images for any semi-norm || ||E;v of E” would be expressed, in terms of topology, in the more abstract form “for any open set V containing 0E, there is t > 0 such that tUV”.

      Notations

      SPACES OF FUNCTIONS

f06_Inline_xv_1.jpg space of uniformly continuous functions with bounded support
f06_Inline_xv_2.jpg space of continuous functions
f06_Inline_xv_3.jpg space of bounded continuous functions
f06_Inline_xv_4.jpg space of continuous functions with support included in the compact set K ⊂ Ω
f06_Inline_xv_5.jpg space of gradients of continuous functions
f06_Inline_xv_6.jpg set of positive continuous real functions
f06_Inline_xv_7.jpg space of m times continuously differentiable functions, and the case m = ∞
f06_Inline_xv_8.jpg id. with bounded derivatives, and the case m = ∞
f06_Inline_xv_9.jpg id. with support included in the compact set K ⊂ Ω, and the case m = ∞
f06_Inline_xv_10.jpg space f06_Inline_xv_11.jpg defined on the closure of a bounded open set
f06_Inline_xv_12.jpg set of functions in f06_Inline_xv_11.jpg taking values in the set U
C(Ω; E) space of uniformly continuous functions
Cb(Ω; E) space of bounded uniformly continuous functions
CD (Ω; E) id. with support included in the compact subset D of ℝd
f06_Inline_xv_13.jpg space f06_Inline_xv_11.jpg

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