More about cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete metric spaces
Argha Ghosh

TL;DR
This paper characterizes cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete metric spaces and their completions using a new class of functions called strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz functions, linking function classes to space completeness properties.
Contribution
Introduces strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz functions and characterizes cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete spaces via these functions and their relation to other function classes.
Findings
Cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete spaces are characterized by the equality of certain Lipschitz function classes.
The completion of such spaces is characterized by the agreement of strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz and Cauchy-Lipschitz functions.
Provides multiple characterizations of these spaces using functions that preserve Cauchy-type sequences.
Abstract
We characterize cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete metric spaces and their completions in terms of certain Lipschitz-type functions. To this end, we introduce and study a new class of functions, namely strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz functions, which lie strictly between Lipschitz functions and uniformly locally Lipschitz functions. We show that a metric space <X, d> is cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete if and only if the class of strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz functions on <X, d> coincides with the (a priori) larger class of locally Lipschitz functions. Moreover, the completion of <X, d> is cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete if and only if the class of strongly uniformly locally Lipschitz functions agrees with the class of Cauchy-Lipschitz functions. Finally, we provide several characterizations of cofinally Bourbaki quasi-complete metric spaces and their completions using…
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TopicsFixed Point Theorems Analysis · Advanced Banach Space Theory · Optimization and Variational Analysis
