A Comparison between Topologies of Two Classes of Convergence in B(I) Space
Jingwen Li
Abstract
Jingwen Li
Abstract
Pointwise convergence has no completeness in bounded function space B(I). The topology of uniform convergence has three characteristic properties in B(I). A complete norm topology stronger than the topology of poingwise convergence can only be one of uniform convergences. Arzela gave a necessary and sufficient condition of continuation of limit functions in sequences of continuous functions, among which topology can not be a norm topology.
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Pointwise convergence has no completeness in bounded function space B(I). The topology of uniform convergence has three characteristic properties in B(I). A complete norm topology stronger than the topology of poingwise convergence can only be one of uniform convergences. Arzela gave a necessary and sufficient condition of continuation of limit functions in sequences of continuous functions, among which topology can not be a norm topology.
Key concepts: Pointwise convergence, Mathematics, Topology (electrical circuits), Compact convergence, Product topology, Network topology, Norm (philosophy), General topology