Abstract
The classical Weierstrass theorem states that every continuous function defined on a compact set can be uniformly approximated by polynomials. We show first that it is again valid if is a compact Hausdorff metric space, i.e., it holds in the following sense: there exists a surjective isometry from a compact set of a Banach sequence space to , such that for every there is an variable polynomial satisfying We prove also that for any (, resp.) continuous positively homogenous function defined on a (dual, resp.) Banach space (, resp.) then for all and for every weakly compact set ( compact set ), there exist ( resp.) for and ( resp.) for such that uniformly for Let (, reps.) be the norm semigroup consisting of all nonempty (weakly, resp.) compact convex sets of the space . As its application, we give two representation theorems of the duals of and .
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Published by Heldermann Verlag, 2012. Rights now held by Banach Press.
