Elements of the Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis, Band 1Courier Corporation, 1957 - 129 Seiten |
Inhalt
The Concept of Set Operations on Sets | 1 |
Finite and Infinite Sets Denumerability | 5 |
Equivalence of Sets | 7 |
The Nondenumerability of the Set of Real Numbers | 8 |
The Concept of Cardinal Number | 9 |
Partition into Classes | 11 |
Mappings of Sets General Concept of Function | 13 |
CHAPTER II | 16 |
CHAPTER III | 71 |
Convex Sets in Normed Linear Spaces | 75 |
Linear Functionals | 79 |
The Conjugate Space | 83 |
Extension of Linear Functionals | 87 |
The Second Conjugate Space | 89 |
Weak Convergence | 91 |
Weak Convergence of Linear Functionals | 93 |
Definition and Examples of Metric Spaces | 17 |
Convergence of Sequences Limit Points | 23 |
Open and Closed Sets | 27 |
Open and Closed Sets on the Real Line | 31 |
Continuous Mappings Homeomorphism Isometry | 35 |
Complete Metric Spaces | 37 |
The Principle of Contraction Mappings and its Applications | 43 |
Applications of the Principle of Contraction Mappings in Analysis | 46 |
Compact Sets in Metric Spaces | 51 |
Arzelas Theorem and its Applications | 53 |
Compacta | 59 |
Continuous Curves in Metric Spaces 19 Real Functions in Metric Spaces | 63 |
Linear Operators vii ix 1 3 | 97 |
6 | 98 |
9 | 99 |
11 | 102 |
Spectrum of an Operator Resolvents | 110 |
Linear Operator Equations Fredholms Theorems | 117 |
LIST OF DEFINITIONS | 123 |
23 | 124 |
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Elements of the Theory of Functions and Functional Analysis, Band 1 Andreĭ Nikolaevich Kolmogorov,Sergeĭ Vasilʹevich Fomin Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 1957 |
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$29 Theorem A₁ adjoint operator arbitrary number assume Banach space belong bounded linear operator bounded set cardinal number characteristic value closed interval closed sets compact compactum completely continuous operator concept consequently contains continuous functions contraction mapping convergent subsequence convex set COROLLARY corresponding countable curves d-function definition denote denumerable set derivative equal equivalent everywhere dense example exists f(xn f(xo fact finite number func functional f(x functional ƒ functions defined inequality infinite sets infinite-dimensional space intersection introduce inverse image Let us consider limit point linear functional linear operator M₁ metric space natural numbers necessary and sufficient neighborhood O(x normed linear space obtain one-to-one open set p(xn point xo prove real line real numbers satisfy the condition scalar semicontinuous solution solvable space C[a space Ē space E₁ spectrum sphere subset subspace vector verify weak convergence x₁ y₁ zero