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Q1 = p ( x ) + pl - x ) , then this condition is sufficient . Bonsall [ 1 ] showed that the separability condition cannot be dropped . Ingleton [ 1 ] has given conditions for the Hahn - Banach theorem to hold when the field of scalars ...
Q1 = p ( x ) + pl - x ) , then this condition is sufficient . Bonsall [ 1 ] showed that the separability condition cannot be dropped . Ingleton [ 1 ] has given conditions for the Hahn - Banach theorem to hold when the field of scalars ...
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30–36 ] independently demonstrated that uniform convergence is sufficient to assure the continuity of the limit function . ( It is interesting that Weierstrass ( 1 ; p . 67 , 70 ] had employed this notion of convergence in some ...
30–36 ] independently demonstrated that uniform convergence is sufficient to assure the continuity of the limit function . ( It is interesting that Weierstrass ( 1 ; p . 67 , 70 ] had employed this notion of convergence in some ...
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In the first two papers , necessary and sufficient conditions for a weaker type of differentiability of the norms in X and X * are given , together with results relating differentiability , tangent planes to the unit sphere ...
In the first two papers , necessary and sufficient conditions for a weaker type of differentiability of the norms in X and X * are given , together with results relating differentiability , tangent planes to the unit sphere ...
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Preliminary Concepts | 1 |
The VitaliHahnSaks Theorem and Spaces of Measures | 7 |
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