Operator Topologies and Reflexive Representability
Operator Topologies and Reflexive Representability
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算子拓扑和自反表示性
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2000
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M. Megrelishvili
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M. Megrelishvili
Using the concept of fragmentability, we show that weakly continuous group representations are frequently strongly continuous. We show that if a Banach (or, even, Frechet) space X has the Radon-Nikodym property RNP, then the weak and strong operator topologies coincide on every bounded (respectively , equicontinuous) subgroup G of GL(X). We also strengthen a result of Shtern on reeexive representability of topological groups. 1. Fragmentable subsets of locally convex spaces It is now well known that the concept of fragmentability in the sense of Jayne and Rogers 14, 13, 29, 9] is very powerful in various aspects of Banach space theory. In 22] we deal with continuity problems of linear semigroup representations using as a main tool fragmentability and its natural generalizations. As in 22], we say that a subset A of a locally convex space (in short, l.c.s.) X is fragmented if, for every non-empty subset B of A and every element " of the natural uniform structure of X; there is a weakly open subset W of X such that B \ W is non-empty and "-small. If X is a Banach space then we obtain the original deenition of Jayne and Rogers 14]. Among various applications of Namioka's joint continuity theorem 28], we recall that every relatively weakly compact subset of a Banach space is fragmented 29]. We need the following locally convex version. Lemma 1.1. Every relatively weakly compact subset A of an l.c.s. X is fragmented in X. We say that an l.c.s. X is bound-fragmented (in short, BF) if every bounded subset A of X is fragmented. For instance, by Lemma 1.1, every semireeexive l.c.s. X is BF. In order to formulate a stronger result, we need a locally convex version of Rieeel's concept of a dentable set. A non-empty subset A of an l.c.s. X is said to be dentable if for every neighborhood V of 0, there exists a point a in A such that a = 2 cl(con(A n (a + V)); where cl(con) denotes the closed convex hull. A space X is called dentable if every bounded subset of X is dentable. For the extent of the class of dentable spaces see 7, section 2]. It follows that Frechet spaces with the Radon-Nikodym property (in