Dear CN subscribers,
Here are two more papers that I have put on the arXiv recently:
1 Locatedness, Convexity, and Measurability in R^{N}
This paper gives an improved, corrected, Bishop-style constructive development of two theorems originally presented in my paper number [33] --- namely:
Theorem 1. Let S = (S¹,S⁰) be a Lebesgue measurable complemented set in
R^{N} with positive (possibly infinite) measure, such that S¹ is convex. Then S¹ is located in R^{N}.
Theorem 2. Let S be a Lebesgue measurable complemented set in R^{N} such that S¹ is convex and has inhabited complement. Then that complement is located in
R^{N}.
In particular, where the original proof of Theorem 1 in my paper [33] applied only when S¹ was bounded, the new proof applies without that restriction.
11 Notes on q-normed spaces in constructive analysis
What we call q-normed (linear) spaces were introduced into constructive analysis, under the name pseudonormed spaces, by D.L. Johns, as a means of handling spaces like L_{∞} in which not all elements are constructively normable. We prove a number of q-normed-space
analogues/generalisations of standard theorems in the constructive analysis of normed linear spaces, and give examples showing that two natural analogues are essentially nonconstructive.
Best regards,
Douglas