A counterexample and an exact version of Fatou's lemma in infinite dimensional spaces (Q1112294)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4078027
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4078027 |
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A counterexample and an exact version of Fatou's lemma in infinite dimensional spaces (English)
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1989
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The following approximate version of Fatou's lemma in infinite dimensional spaces is known. If X is a separable Banach space, T a finite, atomless, complete measure space, \(\phi_ n\) a sequence of corresondences from T to a weakly compact convex non-empty subset K of X, then the weak limit superior of the integral of \(\phi_ n\) is contained in the norm closure of the integral of the weak limit superior of \(\phi_ n\). We show that such result cannot be improved upon, and provide sufficient conditions for an exact version.
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Fatou's lemma
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integration of correspondences
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approximate version of Fatou's lemma in infinite dimensional spaces
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separable Banach space
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finite, atomless, complete measure space
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