1. Non-Banach limits C(R), C∞(R) of Banach spaces C[a, b] 2. Banach completion C o (R) of C c (R) 3. Rapid-decay functions, Schwartz functions 4. Non-Fréchet colimit C∞ c (R) of Fréchet spaces 5. LF-spaces of moderate-growth functions 6. Strong operator topology 7. Generalized functions (distributions) on R 8. Tempered distributions and Fourier transforms on R 9. Test functions and Paley-Wiener...

With this norm, K(W) is a Banach space and even a Banach lattice, i.e., a vector lattice with the property that \g\ ^/, fEk(W) for a measurable g implies gGA(JF) and ||g|| á||/||. Condition (3) ensures [l, Theorem 5] that the norm (4) is continuous with respect to monotone limits. One obtains examples of such functions W as follows. Let (S, B, p.) be a measure space with measure p, which we sha...

ecological destruction in human-dominated landscapes has significant impacts on environment sustainability internationally. landscape planning can play a role in mitigating the effects of human-related activities. one element of landscape planning involves the analysis of the biological, spatial and social arrangement of areas in an urban environment and identifying characteristics that are und...

The compact city is becoming a prevailing paradigm in the world to control urban sprawl and achieve a pattern of sustainable urban development. However, discussions of the area's overcrowded neighborhoods, its health problems, and the destruction of its green areas have inspired self-examination with respect to the compact city paradigm. High population density attracts even more residents and ...

KEY WORDS Contextual spaces, context relation, contextual rough sets, elements of a contextual rough set, the counterpart of the axiom of extensionality. ABSTRACT This paper originates from the conceptions of rough sets presented by Pawlak (1982, 1992). It also refers to Ziarko's conception (1993) and the conceptions of Blizard's multisets (1989a, 1989b), Zadeh's fuzzy sets (1965), and the auth...

In this paper, we will provide some examples of Banach spaces that are Gâteaux differentiability spaces but not weak Asplund, weak Asplund but not in class(
̃), in class(
̃) but whose dual space is not weak∗ fragmentable. We begin with some definitions. A Banach space X is called a weak Asplund space [almost weak Asplund] (Gâteaux differentiability space) if each continuous convex function define...