Regular basis and functor Ext
Date
1994Publisher
Bilkent University
Language
English
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This work is a study of the relation between the vanishing of Ext functor
and the existence of regular bases in the cartesian product and tensor product
of some special Kothe spaces. We give some new results concerning Sg
Spaces in Chapter 3 and the study in the last chapter is about the existence
of pseudo-regular bases in the cartesian product and tensor product of two
regular Schwartz Kothe spaces E and F , one of which having property
(DN), when Ext(E x F,E x F) vanishes.
Keywords
Frechet SpaceNuclear Space
Schwartz Space
Kothe matrix
Kothe Space
Dragilev {Lf{a,r)) Space
Sg{a,r) Space
Regular Basis
Pseudo-Regular Basis
Functor Ext
Property HP
Property HP )(1
QA322 .E78 1994
Nuclear spaces.
Freched spaces.
Schwartz spaces.
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