Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1966 · 29 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsGeometrySet TheoryTopologyAlgebraic GeometryConvex AnalysisConvex GeometryConvex SetsExtreme PointsSupport HyperplanesSupporting Hyperplanes
The two sections of this note are unrelated, except that both are concerned with the exposed points of a compact convex subset K of a locally convex space E. In 1 it is proved that if K is of finite dimension d, then the set of all its exposed points can be expressed as the union of a Gs set, an Fa-set, and d -2 sets each of which is the intersection of a Gs set with an Fa-set. A sharper assertion is proved for the threedimensional case, and some related results are obtained for certain infinite-dimensional situations. Section 2 describes a compact convex set in the space $ c which has no algebraically exposed points. Both sections contain unsolved problems.
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The bidual of a locally multiplicatively-convex algebra
S. L. Gulick · Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1966 · 41 citations · Full text