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admits an equivalent metric under which it is complete , then G admits an
invariant metric and is complete under each invariant metric . Thus every
complete linear metric space can be metrized to be an F - space . Further , a
normed linear ...
admits an equivalent metric under which it is complete , then G admits an
invariant metric and is complete under each invariant metric . Thus every
complete linear metric space can be metrized to be an F - space . Further , a
normed linear ...
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20 there is a compact Hausdorff space S , such that B ( S , 2 ) is equivalent to C (
S ) . Theorem 5 . 1 shows that there is an isometric isomorphism æ * t u between
B * ( S , E ) and ba ( S , E ) , which is determined by the equation w * XE = u ( E ) ...
20 there is a compact Hausdorff space S , such that B ( S , 2 ) is equivalent to C (
S ) . Theorem 5 . 1 shows that there is an isometric isomorphism æ * t u between
B * ( S , E ) and ba ( S , E ) , which is determined by the equation w * XE = u ( E ) ...
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( b ) Show that L ( S , E , u ) is equivalent to 4 if and only if there exists a
countable collection of atoms of finite measure { En } in such that every
measurable subset of S - u , En is either an atom of infinite measure or a null set .
50 Show that no ...
( b ) Show that L ( S , E , u ) is equivalent to 4 if and only if there exists a
countable collection of atoms of finite measure { En } in such that every
measurable subset of S - u , En is either an atom of infinite measure or a null set .
50 Show that no ...
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