(2) inf ρ(Z) = inf ρ(Z) for Y ∈ E,
Y ≥Z∈X Y ≥Z∈L
(3) ρ(Xn) ∖ ρ(X) for any isotone sequence (Xn)n of bounded positions Xn ∈ L with Xn ∕' X ∈ L, X bounded,
(4) lim ρ(-λ(X - n)+) = ρ(0) for every nonnegative X ∈ X and λ > 0.
n→∞
Then we may state:
.1 The initial topology τL on M1 (S) induced by the mappings ψX : M1 (S) → R, P → EP [X], (X ∈ L) is
completely regular and Hausdorff.
.2 Each ∆c (c ∈] - ρ(0), ∞[) is compact w.r.t. τL, and furthermore for every Λ from the domain of βρ there is
some P ∈ M1(S) with Λ∣L = EP|L and αρ(P) ≤ βρ(Λ).
.3 ρ(X) = sup (EP [-X] - αρ(P)) for all X ∈ X.
P∈M1(S)
The proof of Theorem 3.1 is delegated to section 7.
Remarks 3.2 In view of Proposition 1.4, assumption (1) in Theorem 3.1 is necessary for a robust representation
of ρ by probability measures. Let us now point out some special situations where the assumptions on ρ, imposed in
Theorem 3.1, may be simplified:
.1 If X is restricted to bounded positions, then assumption (4) is redundant. Also (1), (2) hold in general in
the case X = L.
.2 By Lemma 6.4 below assumption (3) is fulfilled in general whenever L+b, consisting of all nonnegative
bounded X ∈ L, is a so-called Dini cone, i.e. inf sup Xn (ω) = sup inf Xn (ω) for any antitone sequence
n ω∈Ω ω∈Ω n
(Xn)n in L+b with pointwise limit in L+b. The most prominent Dini cones are the cones of nonnegative
upper semicontinuous and nonnegative continuous real-valued mappings on compact Hausdorff spaces due to
the general Dini lemma (cf. [12], Theorem 3.7).
.3 If E ⊆ X, then assumptions (1), (2) read as follows:
(1) ρ(X) = sup ρ(Y ) for all nonnegative bounded X ∈ X,
X≤Y ∈E
(2) ρ(Y ) = inf ρ(Z) for Y ∈ E.
Y ≥Z∈L
We may specialize to X = L, and a direct application of Theorem 3.1 in combination with Lemma 6.4 below
leads to the following condition to ensure that every linear form Λ from the domain of βρ is representable by a
probability measure. Note that here M1(S) = M1.
Corollary 3.3 Let X be a Stonean vector lattice, and let lim ρ(-λ(X -n)+) = ρ(0) be valid for every nonnegative
n→∞
X ∈ X, λ > 0. Then every linear form from the domain of βρ is representable by some probability measure from M1
if and only if ρ(Xn) ∖ ρ(X) whenever (Xn)n is an isotone sequence of bounded positions from X which converges
pointwise to some bounded X ∈ X.
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