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2 we conclude that T * maps the unit sphere of X * into a conditionally weakly
compact set of rca ( S ) , and therefore T * is a weakly compact operator . By
Theorem 4 . 8 this implies that T is a weakly compact operator . Q . E . D . 4
THEOREM .
2 we conclude that T * maps the unit sphere of X * into a conditionally weakly
compact set of rca ( S ) , and therefore T * is a weakly compact operator . By
Theorem 4 . 8 this implies that T is a weakly compact operator . Q . E . D . 4
THEOREM .
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operator and its importance was clearly recognized by E . Schmidt [ 1 ] , to whom
the geometrical terminology in linear space theory is due . Compact and weakly
compact operators . The concept of a compact ( or completely continuous ) ...
operator and its importance was clearly recognized by E . Schmidt [ 1 ] , to whom
the geometrical terminology in linear space theory is due . Compact and weakly
compact operators . The concept of a compact ( or completely continuous ) ...
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Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz. operator and the operator mapping into a
weakly complete space X . Weakly compact operators from C [ 0 , 1 ] to X were
treated by Sirvint [ 3 ] . A very incisive discussion of weakly compact operators
with ...
Nelson Dunford, Jacob T. Schwartz. operator and the operator mapping into a
weakly complete space X . Weakly compact operators from C [ 0 , 1 ] to X were
treated by Sirvint [ 3 ] . A very incisive discussion of weakly compact operators
with ...
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