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A Survey on Valdivia Open Question on Nikodým Sets
by Salvador López-Alfonso, Manuel López-Pellicer, Santiago Moll-López and Luis M. Sánchez-Ruiz
Mathematics 2022, 10(15), 2660; https://doi.org/10.3390/math10152660 - 28 Jul 2022
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Let A be an algebra of subsets of a set Ω and ba(A) the Banach space of bounded finitely additive scalar-valued measures on A endowed with the variation norm. A subset B of A is a Nikodým set for [...] Read more.
Let A be an algebra of subsets of a set Ω and ba(A) the Banach space of bounded finitely additive scalar-valued measures on A endowed with the variation norm. A subset B of A is a Nikodým set for ba(A) if each countable B-pointwise bounded subset M of ba(A) is norm bounded. A subset B of A is a Grothendieck set for ba(A) if for each bounded sequence μnn=1 in ba(A) the B-pointwise convergence on ba(A) implies its ba(A)*-pointwise convergence on ba(A). A subset B of an algebra A is a strong-Nikodým (Grothendieck) set for ba(A) if in each increasing covering {Bn:nN} of B there exists Bm which is a Nikodým (Grothendieck) set for ba(A). The answer of the following open question for an algebra A of subsets of a set Ω, proposed by Valdivia in 2013, has not yet been found: Is it true that if A is a Nikodým set for ba(A) then A is a strong Nikodým set for ba(A)? In this paper we surveyed some results related to this Valdivia’s open question, as well as the corresponding problem for strong Grothendieck sets. The new Propositions 1 and 3 provide more simplified proofs, particularly in their application to Theorems 1 and 2, which were the main results surveyed. Moreover, the proofs of almost all other propositions are wholly or partially original. Full article
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On Four Classical Measure Theorems
by Salvador López-Alfonso, Manuel López-Pellicer and Santiago Moll-López
Mathematics 2021, 9(5), 526; https://doi.org/10.3390/math9050526 - 3 Mar 2021
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A subset B of an algebra A of subsets of a set Ω has property (N) if each B-pointwise bounded sequence of the Banach space ba(A) is bounded in ba(A), where [...] Read more.
A subset B of an algebra A of subsets of a set Ω has property (N) if each B-pointwise bounded sequence of the Banach space ba(A) is bounded in ba(A), where ba(A) is the Banach space of real or complex bounded finitely additive measures defined on A endowed with the variation norm. B has property (G) [(VHS)] if for each bounded sequence [if for each sequence] in ba(A) the B-pointwise convergence implies its weak convergence. B has property (sN) [(sG) or (sVHS)] if every increasing covering {Bn:nN} of B contains a set Bp with property (N) [(G) or (VHS)], and B has property (wN) [(wG) or (wVHS)] if every increasing web {Bn1n2nm:niN,1im,mN} of B contains a strand {Bp1p2pm:mN} formed by elements Bp1p2pm with property (N) [(G) or (VHS)] for every mN. The classical theorems of Nikodým–Grothendieck, Valdivia, Grothendieck and Vitali–Hahn–Saks say, respectively, that every σ-algebra has properties (N), (sN), (G) and (VHS). Valdivia’s theorem was obtained through theorems of barrelled spaces. Recently, it has been proved that every σ-algebra has property (wN) and several applications of this strong Nikodým type property have been provided. In this survey paper we obtain a proof of the property (wN) of a σ-algebra independent of the theory of locally convex barrelled spaces which depends on elementary basic results of Measure theory and Banach space theory. Moreover we prove that a subset B of an algebra A has property (wWHS) if and only if B has property (wN) and A has property (G). Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Mathematical Analysis and Analytic Number Theory 2020)
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