Abstract

First we prove that the approximative compactness of a nonempty set C in a normed linear space can be reformulated equivalently in another way. It is known that if C is a semi-Chebyshev closed and approximately compact set in a Banach space X, then the metric projector π C from X onto C is continuous. Under the assumption that X is midpoint locally uniformly rotund, we prove that the approximative compactness of C is also necessary for the continuity of the projector π C by the method of geometry of Banach spaces. Using this general result we find some necessary and sufficient conditions for T to have a continuous Moore-Penrose metric generalized inverse T +, where T is a bounded linear operator from an approximative compact and a rotund Banach space X into a midpoint locally uniformly rotund Banach space Y.

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