Libor Vesely | Searcharxiv

arXiv2020

Star-finite coverings of Banach spaces

We study star-finite coverings of infinite-dimensional normed spaces. A family of sets is called star-finite if each of its members intersects only finitely many other members of the family. It follows by our results that an LUR or a uniformly Fréchet smooth infinite-dimensional Banach space does not admit star-finite coverings by closed balls. On the other hand, we present a quite involved construction proving existence of a star-finite covering of $c_0(Γ)$ by Fréchet smooth centrally symmetric bounded convex bodies. A similar but simpler construction shows that every normed space of countable dimension (and hence incomplete) has a star-finite covering by closed balls.

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arXiv2008

On extensions of d.c. functions and convex functions

We show how our recent results on compositions of d.c. functions (and mappings) imply positive results on extensions of d.c. functions (and mappings). Examples answering two natural relevant questions are presented. Two further theorems, concerning extendability of continuous convex functions from a closed subspace of a normed linear space, complement recent results of J.Borwein, V.Montesinos and J.Vanderwerff.

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