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On the diametral dimension of weighted spaces of analytic germs

Authors: Langenbruch, Michael;

On the diametral dimension of weighted spaces of analytic germs

Abstract

The author continues his investigation of weighted spaces of analytic germs \( \mathcal H_v(\mathbb R) \) from [Ann. Pol. Math. 106, 223--243 (2012; Zbl 1267.46038)]. There, it has been shown that \( \mathcal H_v(\mathbb R) \) is isomorphic to some \( \Lambda_0(\alpha_n)'_b \), i.\,e., to the strong dual of some power series space of finite type. In the present paper, the sequence \( (\alpha_n)_n \) is determined in terms of~\(v\). As an example, it is shown that the space of test functions for the modified Fourier hyperfunctions on~\(\mathbb R\) is isomorphic, as a topological vector space, to \( \Lambda_0(n/\log(n))'_b \). In particular, it is not isomorphic to the space of test functions for the Fourier hyperfunctions on~\(\mathbb R\). For the proof, the diametral dimension of \( \mathcal H_v(\mathbb R) \) is determined, using inheritance properties of the diametral dimension and an explicit embedding of \( \mathcal H_v^\infty(\mathbb D) \) into \( \mathcal H_v^\infty(\mathbb R) \).

Keywords

diametral dimension, Summability and bases in topological vector spaces, Fourier hyperfunctions, analytic germs, Hyperfunctions, analytic functionals, Topological linear spaces of continuous, differentiable or analytic functions, power series spaces, Topological invariants ((DN), (\(\Omega\)), etc.) for locally convex spaces

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