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feat(Topology/Algebra/Module/WeakDual): prove basic relations between the weak topology and the original topology (#11566)
(This PR continues #11472)
Prove the following basic facts about the weak topology in a topological vector space (or AddCommMonoid) `E`.
- any set that is open in the weak topology is open in the original topology.
- any function in `E` that converges to a point in the original topology (with respect to some filter) converges also in the weak topology.
- if a function in `E` converges to a point in the original topology, then its composition with a continuous linear functional converges.
- any function from `E` that is continuous in the weak topology is also continuous in the original topology.
Motivation: WeakSpace has some basic properties, analogue of which are proved for WeakDual.
I have some doubts:
- in order to avoid typeclass instance problem, I had to add a type ascription `continuousLinearMapToWeakSpace : E →L[𝕜] WeakSpace 𝕜 E` when needed. Is this fine or is there a canonical way to avoid it? (I tried to add `variable (𝕜 E) in` before def/thm but it gave type mismatch in many places)
- I made two theorems about IsOpen, but not sure about the naming convention.
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