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Externalities, Nonconvexities, and Fixed Points

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denote the collection of all densely continuous forms. Thus, DCF f (Z × X) is givenbyDCF f (Z × X)o:=nE ∈ P ρZ ×w ∗ f(Z × X) :E = Gr ρZ ×w ∗f| C ρZ -w ∗ (f) for some f ∈ DC ρZ -w ∗ .(78)The following two part Lemma summarizes what we need to know about denselycontinuous forms. Part (1) of the Lemma, due to Crannell, Franz, <strong>and</strong> LeMasurier(2005), tells us that all selections from a densely continuous form share the same setof continuity points, <strong>and</strong> moreover, that all such selections are equal on this set ofcontinuity points. Part (2) is due to Hola <strong>and</strong> Holy (2009) <strong>and</strong> tells us that for anyselection from a densely continuous form, the graph closure of the selection restrictedto its set of continuity points is equal to the graph closure of the selection itself.Thus, together Parts (1) <strong>and</strong> (2) tell us that the graph closures of all selections froma densely continuous form are equal.In our statement of these results we take as given the fact that Z <strong>and</strong> X arecompact metric spaces, equipped with convex metrics, ρ Z <strong>and</strong> ρ w ∗, compatible withthe d Z topology in Z <strong>and</strong> with the weak star topology in X. In fact, Part (1) due toCrannell, Franz, <strong>and</strong> LeMasurier (2005) requires that Z <strong>and</strong> X be compact metricspaces. Part (2) continues to hold if Z <strong>and</strong> X are not compact - but requires that Zbe a metric Baire space <strong>and</strong> X a metric space.Lemma 21 (Minimal USCOs <strong>and</strong> Densely Continuous Forms)(1) (Crannell, Franz, <strong>and</strong> LeMasurier, 2005)If GrΛ ∈ DCF f (Z × X) <strong>and</strong> f ∈ Σ Λ ∩ QC ρZ -w ∗, then for all g ∈ Σ Λ∩ QC ρZ -w ∗,C ρZ -w ∗(f) =C ρ Z -w ∗(g) <strong>and</strong> Grf| C ρZ -w ∗(f) = Grg| CρZ -w ∗ (g) .(1) (Hola <strong>and</strong> Holy, 2009)The following statements are equivalent.(i) Λ ∈ M ρZ -w∗(Z, X).(ii) GrΛ ∈ DCF f (Z × X).(iii) If f ∈ Σ Λ ,thenGrf| CρZ -w ∗(f) = Grf.(iv) If f ∈ Σ Λ , then for every z ∈ Z <strong>and</strong> every neighborhood U of (z, f(z)) thereexists z 0 ∈ C ρZ -w ∗(f) such that (z0 ,f(z 0 )) ∈ U.47

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