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Gâteaux differentiability of convex functions and topology : weak asplund spaces
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In this article, a characterisation of WCG Spaces and of Eberlein Compacta is presented, and two concrete classes of Banach Spaces that lie in. Fragmentability.Abstract:
Canonical Examples of Weak Asplund Spaces. Properties of Gateaux Differentiability Spaces and Weak Asplund Spaces. Stegall's Classes. Two More Concrete Classes of Banach Spaces that Lie in . Fragmentability. "Long Sequences" of Linear Projections. Vasak Spaces and Gul'ko Compacta. A Characterization of WCG Spaces and of Eberlein Compacta. Main Open Questions and Problems. References. Index.read more
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