Description:
This note contains the definitions necessary to understand the forms in Brunner [1984d], that is,
Form 126.
Content:
This note contains the definitions necessary to understand the forms in Brunner [1984d], that is,
Form 126.
Definition
- A \(B\)-lattice is a vector lattice (see below for the definition of vector lattice) together with a Frechet-complete (Cauchy sequences are
convergent) Riez-norm \(\left\Vert{\cdot }\right\Vert\) (i.e.,(i) \(-y \le x \le y \rightarrow \left\Vert{x}\right\Vert
\le\left\Vert{y}\right\Vert\)(ii) if \(\Vert x\Vert \le 1\) there is a \(y \ge 0\) such that \(-y\le x \le y\) and \(\Vert y \Vert \le
1\).)
- A positive linear functional on \(X\) is a linear mapping \(f : X \rightarrow {\Bbb R}\) such that \(f(x) \ge 0\) when \(x \ge
0.\)
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A wedge \(W\) in a real linear space \(L\) is a convex set such that \(t\subseteq W\) for every \(t\ge 0\) (\(t\in {\Bbb R})\).
Acone is a wedge which contains no line through \(0\).
- An ordered linear space (OSL) is a linear space \(L\) in which some wedge \(W\), called the positive wedge has been, specified.
The partial ordering \(\le \) on \(L\) is defined by \(y\le x\) iff \(x - y \in W\). (Note that this differs from the definition of ordered
vector space in Note 31.)
(Facts:
- \(\le \) is reflexive & transitive
- translation and multiplication by positive numbers preserves order, multiplication by negative numbers reverses order.
- \((x\ge y\) and \(y\ge x\) implies \(y= x)\) if and only if the wedge is a cone.
- \(x\ge 0\) iff \(x\in W\).
If a relation satisfies (a) and (b) then (d) defines a wedge.)
- Let \(V\) be a partially ordered linear space with a positive wedge (defined). \(V\) is a vector lattice if the positive wedge in
\(V\) is a cone and if each set \(\{x,x'\}\) of two elements has a least upper bound \(x\vee x'\). These definitions are taken primarily from
Day [1973].
Howard-Rubin number:
16
Type:
Definitions
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