1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0019-3577(97)83348-4
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Rybakov's theorem for vector measures in Fréchet spaces

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“…During the last 25 years, several papers have analysed the properties of the space of integrable functions L 1 (m) (see Cubera [4,5,6], Fernández et al [9], Fernández-Naranjo [10], Okada [18], Okada-Ricker [21], Okada-RickerRodríguez-Piazza [23], and Stefansson [30]). In particular, the papers by Curbera [4][5][6] began a systematic study of the structure of L 1 (m) spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the last 25 years, several papers have analysed the properties of the space of integrable functions L 1 (m) (see Cubera [4,5,6], Fernández et al [9], Fernández-Naranjo [10], Okada [18], Okada-Ricker [21], Okada-RickerRodríguez-Piazza [23], and Stefansson [30]). In particular, the papers by Curbera [4][5][6] began a systematic study of the structure of L 1 (m) spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compare our result with [6 where to say that v is X -continuous with respect to a positive measure X on E means that every A.-null set is av-null set. Measuresof the form |jc'v| with*' e D v (whenthey exist) are called Rybakov control measures for v. Conditions on the space X for which (4.1) holds have been studied in [13], where it is shown that if X admits a continuous norm, then every X-valued vector measure has a Rybakov control measure. In this section we study sufficient conditions on v and X in order that the space L'(v, X) has the Dunford-Pettis property.…”
Section: Proof By the Representation Theorem [12 Proposition 24 (Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If necessary redefine / and each f n{k) , k e N, to be zero on this w-null set so that f n{k) ->• / pointwise everywhere on Q. (4). Since E e E and y' e X' are arbitrary we see that the requirements of Definition 1 are satisfied, that is / e L\m).…”
Section: ((Mx'))mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is possible due to a recent result of Fernandez and Naranjo [4] characterizing such (real) Frechet spaces as precisely those in which Rybakov's theorem holds. This class of spaces contains all Banach spaces and so, in particular, we provide a simple and transparent proof of the completeness of the L' -space for Banach space-valued measures.…”
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confidence: 99%