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9.1 Theorem (Uniform boundedness principle)
Let X be a Banach space, Y be a normed space and ♬ be a subset
of BL(X, Y) such that for each x € X, the set {F(x) : F € F} is
bounded in Y. Then for each bounded subset E of X, the set {F(x) :
x € E, F € F} is bounded in Y, that is, F is uniformly bounded on
E. In particular, sup{||F|| : F € F} <∞0.
Proof:
For n = 1,2,..., let
D₁ = {x € X : ||F(x)|| > n for some F € F}.
For each FF, the function x→→ ||F(x)|| is continuous on X, so that
the set {x € X : ||F(x)|| > n} is open in X. Since D₁ is the union of
all these sets, it follows that Dn is open in X.
Let x E X. Then, by hypothesis, ||F(x)| ≤ n for all F € F
and some positive integer n, that is, xDn. Thus ₁ D₂ = 0.
Consequently, Dn cannot be dense in X.
Since X is a Banach space, Baire's theorem (3.4) implies that
some Dm must not be dense in X. Then there is some a € X and
some r> 0 such that Ux(a,r)Dm = 0, that is, if y € X and
|ly - all ≤r, then ||F(y)|| ≤ m for all F € F.
Let E be a bounded subset of X. Then |||| ≤a for all z € E and
some a > 0. For x € E and F = F, ||F((rx/a) + a)|| ≤m, so that
||F(x) || = = ||F(77)|||
7|||F (77 + a) − F(a)||
≤ | F (+a) || + || F(a)}||] =
2am
r
Thus sup{||F(x)|| : x ≤ E, F = F} ≤ 2am/r, that is, F is uniformly
bounded on E. If we let E = Ux(0, 1), it follows that
sup{||F|| : F € F}
sup{||F(x)|| : x € X, ||x|| ≤ 1, F=F}
<∞.
2m
T
Transcribed Image Text:9.1 Theorem (Uniform boundedness principle) Let X be a Banach space, Y be a normed space and ♬ be a subset of BL(X, Y) such that for each x € X, the set {F(x) : F € F} is bounded in Y. Then for each bounded subset E of X, the set {F(x) : x € E, F € F} is bounded in Y, that is, F is uniformly bounded on E. In particular, sup{||F|| : F € F} <∞0. Proof: For n = 1,2,..., let D₁ = {x € X : ||F(x)|| > n for some F € F}. For each FF, the function x→→ ||F(x)|| is continuous on X, so that the set {x € X : ||F(x)|| > n} is open in X. Since D₁ is the union of all these sets, it follows that Dn is open in X. Let x E X. Then, by hypothesis, ||F(x)| ≤ n for all F € F and some positive integer n, that is, xDn. Thus ₁ D₂ = 0. Consequently, Dn cannot be dense in X. Since X is a Banach space, Baire's theorem (3.4) implies that some Dm must not be dense in X. Then there is some a € X and some r> 0 such that Ux(a,r)Dm = 0, that is, if y € X and |ly - all ≤r, then ||F(y)|| ≤ m for all F € F. Let E be a bounded subset of X. Then |||| ≤a for all z € E and some a > 0. For x € E and F = F, ||F((rx/a) + a)|| ≤m, so that ||F(x) || = = ||F(77)||| 7|||F (77 + a) − F(a)|| ≤ | F (+a) || + || F(a)}||] = 2am r Thus sup{||F(x)|| : x ≤ E, F = F} ≤ 2am/r, that is, F is uniformly bounded on E. If we let E = Ux(0, 1), it follows that sup{||F|| : F € F} sup{||F(x)|| : x € X, ||x|| ≤ 1, F=F} <∞. 2m T
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