A new norm on BLO and matters of approximability and duality
Francesca Angrisani

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new norm on BLO that makes the distance to L-infinity explicitly computable, explores approximation properties, and establishes an isometric duality between VLO and VMO*.
Contribution
It provides an equivalent norm on BLO with explicit distance computation, proves the norm attaining property, and establishes duality between VLO and VMO*.
Findings
New norm on BLO makes distance to L-infinity explicit and computable.
Functions in BLO can be approximated by truncation and convolution under certain conditions.
Dual of VLO is isometric to VMO*.
Abstract
In this paper, we obtain an alternative expression for the distance of a function in from the subspace . The distance is the one induced by choosing a new "norm" on , equivalent to the usual one and that has the advantage to make the distance to explicitely and exactly computable. We also prove that this new norm has got the norm attaining property on . \\ We address the issue of approximability by truncation as it is not obvious even in the closure of in that functions can be approximated by truncation. As a matter of fact, a few examples of this are presented. The easier issue of approximability by convolution is also addressed.\\ In the last section we finally prove that the "dual" of is isometric to .
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TopicsNumerical Methods and Algorithms · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
