let X be non empty set ; :: thesis: for Y being ComplexNormSpace holds ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y is linearly-closed
let Y be ComplexNormSpace; :: thesis: ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y is linearly-closed
set W = ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y;
A1:
for v, u being VECTOR of (ComplexVectSpace X,Y) st v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y & u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y holds
v + u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y
proof
let v,
u be
VECTOR of
(ComplexVectSpace X,Y);
:: thesis: ( v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y & u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y implies v + u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y )
assume A2:
(
v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,
Y &
u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,
Y )
;
:: thesis: v + u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y
reconsider f =
v + u as
Function of
X,the
carrier of
Y by FUNCT_2:121;
f is
bounded
hence
v + u in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,
Y
by Def5;
:: thesis: verum
end;
for c being Complex
for v being VECTOR of (ComplexVectSpace X,Y) st v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y holds
c * v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y
proof
let c be
Complex;
:: thesis: for v being VECTOR of (ComplexVectSpace X,Y) st v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y holds
c * v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Ylet v be
VECTOR of
(ComplexVectSpace X,Y);
:: thesis: ( v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y implies c * v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y )
assume A9:
v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,
Y
;
:: thesis: c * v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y
reconsider f =
c * v as
Function of
X,the
carrier of
Y by FUNCT_2:121;
f is
bounded
hence
c * v in ComplexBoundedFunctions X,
Y
by Def5;
:: thesis: verum
end;
hence
ComplexBoundedFunctions X,Y is linearly-closed
by A1, CLVECT_1:def 4; :: thesis: verum