Pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions and Banach-Stone theorems

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Hauptverfasser: Durand-Cartagena, Estíbalitz, Jaramillo, Jesús Á., M, Francisco Venegas
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author Durand-Cartagena, Estíbalitz
Jaramillo, Jesús Á.
M, Francisco Venegas
author_facet Durand-Cartagena, Estíbalitz
Jaramillo, Jesús Á.
M, Francisco Venegas
contents We study the fundamental properties of pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions between asymmetric spaces, which are the natural asymmetric counterpart of pointwise Lipschitz functions. We also study the influence that partial symmetries of a given space may have on the behavior of pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions defined on it. Furthermore, we are interested in characterizing the pointwise semi-Lipschitz structure of an asymmetric space in terms of real-valued pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions defined on it. By using two algebras of functions naturally associated to our spaces of pointwise real-valued semi-Lipschitz functions, we are able to provide two Banach-Stone type results in this context. In fact, these results are obtained as consequences of a general Banach-Stone type theorem of topological nature, stated for abstract functional spaces, which is quite flexible and can be applied to many spaces of continuous functions over metric and asymmetric spaces.
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spellingShingle Pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions and Banach-Stone theorems
Durand-Cartagena, Estíbalitz
Jaramillo, Jesús Á.
M, Francisco Venegas
Functional Analysis
46T99, 30L99, 51F30
We study the fundamental properties of pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions between asymmetric spaces, which are the natural asymmetric counterpart of pointwise Lipschitz functions. We also study the influence that partial symmetries of a given space may have on the behavior of pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions defined on it. Furthermore, we are interested in characterizing the pointwise semi-Lipschitz structure of an asymmetric space in terms of real-valued pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions defined on it. By using two algebras of functions naturally associated to our spaces of pointwise real-valued semi-Lipschitz functions, we are able to provide two Banach-Stone type results in this context. In fact, these results are obtained as consequences of a general Banach-Stone type theorem of topological nature, stated for abstract functional spaces, which is quite flexible and can be applied to many spaces of continuous functions over metric and asymmetric spaces.
title Pointwise semi-Lipschitz functions and Banach-Stone theorems
topic Functional Analysis
46T99, 30L99, 51F30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.17574