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Preliminary

Preliminary. Theorem I.1 Hahn-Banach, analytic form. Minkowski gauge Theorem. Let K be a convex set in E with 0 being its interior point. Define a function. Proof of Minkowski gauge Theorem p.1. Proof of Minkowski gauge Theorem p.2.

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Preliminary

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  1. Preliminary

  2. Theorem I.1Hahn-Banach, analytic form

  3. Minkowski gauge Theorem • Let K be a convex set in E with 0 being its interior point. • Define a function

  4. Proof of Minkowski gauge Theorem p.1

  5. Proof of Minkowski gauge Theorem p.2

  6. Minkowski gauge function of K • is called the Minkowski gauge function of K

  7. Lemma 1

  8. Proof of Lemma 1 p.1

  9. Proof of Lemma 1 p.2

  10. Remark

  11. Proof of Remark p.1

  12. Hyperplane E:real vector space is called a Hyperplane of equation[f=α] If α=0, then H is a Hypersubspace

  13. Proposition 1.5 E: real normed vector space The Hyperplane [f=α] is closed if and only if

  14. Theorem 1.6(Hahn-Banach; the first geometric form) E:real normed vector space Let be two disjoint nonnempty convex sets. Suppose A is open, then there is a closed Hyperplane separating A and B in broad sense.

  15. Epigraph E : set Epigraph, is the set

  16. Conjugated function Assume that E is a real n.v.s Given such that Define the conjugated function by of

  17. Theorem I.11 see next page and Suppose are convex and suppose that there is such that and is continuous at

  18. Observe (1) usually appears for constrain (2) see next page

  19. The proof of Thm I.11 see next page

  20. Application of Thm I.11 Let be nonempty, close and convex. Put

  21. Let

  22. Application of Hahn-Banach Theorem E: real normed vector space G: vector subspace Then for any

  23. Theorem II.5(Open Mapping Thm,Banach) Let E and F be two Banach spaces and T a surjective linear continuous from E onto F. Then there is a constant c>0 such that

  24. Theorem II.8 Let E be a Banach space and let G and L be two closed vector subspaces such that G+L is closed . Then there exists constant such that

  25. (13) any element z of G+L admits a decomposition of the form z=x+y with L x G z y

  26. Corollary II.9 Let E be a Banach space and let G and L be two closed vector subspaces such that G+L is closed . Then there exists constant such that

  27. (14) L G x

  28. II.5 Orthogonolity Relation

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