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Ultracomplete convergence vector spaces and the closed graph theorem

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... As a basic principle of functional analysis, the closed graph theorem has obtained a series of important improvements [1][2][3] since its first version was established by Banach [4] . However, all these results considered only the linear mappings. ...
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