Functional analysis Topological vector spaces: basic notions Concept
Topology generated by a family of seminorms
Summary
A family of seminorms on a vector space defines a topology. In it, a net converges exactly when it converges for every seminorm of the family. With this topology the vector space is a topological vector space, and in fact a locally convex space. This is the standard way to put a topology on function spaces such as spaces of smooth functions, where no single norm is suitable.
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Used by
- Weak topology
- Mackey topology
- Ultraweak topology
- Locally convex space
- Weak operator topology
- Strong dual space
- Strong operator topology