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1x1 = p ( x ) + p ( - 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 is non ...
1x1 = p ( x ) + p ( - 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 is non ...
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The necessity of the condition is obvious . To prove the sufficiency of the
condition we observe first that a set function à satisfies this condition if and only if
the positive and negative variations of its real and imaginary parts satisfy the
same ...
The necessity of the condition is obvious . To prove the sufficiency of the
condition we observe first that a set function à satisfies this condition if and only if
the positive and negative variations of its real and imaginary parts satisfy the
same ...
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6 , the condition is equivalent to the statement that T ( S ) is an equicontinuous
subset of C ( S * ) . It follows from Theorem IV . 6 . 7 , that T ( S ) is conditionally
compact in the metric of Y if and only if the condition is satisfied . Q . E . D . 6 .
6 , the condition is equivalent to the statement that T ( S ) is an equicontinuous
subset of C ( S * ) . It follows from Theorem IV . 6 . 7 , that T ( S ) is conditionally
compact in the metric of Y if and only if the condition is satisfied . Q . E . D . 6 .
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