Abstract
We prove that if is a complete locally convex space and is a function such that attains its minimum for every , where is an open set with respect to the Mackey topology in , then for every and the set is relatively weakly compact. This result corresponds to an extension of Theorem 2.4 in a recent paper of J. Saint Raymond [Mediterr. J. Math. 10(2) (2013) 927–940]. Directional James compactness theorems are also derived.
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