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Let X be an arbitrary topological space.
Then A ⊂ B implies A ∘ ⊂ B ∘. Example 2.1 Let ( Y, τ ) be an arbitrary topological vector space and let → τ be the τ-convergence in Y. Obviously, ( Y, → τ ) is a vector space with convergence.
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Let be an arbitrary real Hausdorff topological vector spaces, and a Banach space.
Let X be an arbitrary set in a Hausdorff topological vector space Y.
Let be an arbitrary function.
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Let be an arbitrary element.
Let be an arbitrary graph.
We now establish the Alaoglu-Bourbaki theorem ([[1], p. 130]) for the pair (X, X γ,U)), where X is an arbitrary non-trivial topological vector space.
(5) The above theorem is also true if one replaces C ( X ) by C b ( X ), the space of bounded continuous functions, in the case of an arbitrary topological space X. .
Csiszár, On the weak∗ continuity of convolution in a convolution algebra over an arbitrary topological group, Studia Sci.
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