Israel
We extend the well-known Gelfand–Phillips property for Banach spaces to locally convex spaces, defining a locally convex space E to be b-Gelfand–Phillips if every limited set in E, which is bounded in the strong topology \beta (E,E') on E, is precompact in \beta (E,E'). Several characterizations of b-Gelfand–Phillips spaces are given. The problem of preservation of the b-Gelfand–Phillips property by standard operations over locally convex spaces is considered. Also we explore the b-Gelfand–Phillips property in spaces C(X) of continuous functions on a Tychonoff space X. If \tau and {\mathcal{T}} are two locally convex topologies on C(X) such that {\mathcal{T}}_p\subseteq \tau \subseteq {\mathcal{T}}\subseteq {\mathcal{T}}_k, where {\mathcal{T}}_p is the topology of pointwise convergence and {\mathcal{T}}_k is the compact-open topology on C(X), then the b-Gelfand–Phillips property of the function space (C(X),\tau ) implies the b-Gelfand–Phillips property of (C(X),{\mathcal{T}}). If additionally X is metrizable, then the function space \big (C(X),{\mathcal{T}}\big ) is b-Gelfand–Phillips.
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