Further arguments for slice convergence in nonreflexive spaces

Abstract

It is shown that no notion of set convergence at least as strong as Wijsman convergence but not as strong as slice convergence can be preserved in superspaces. We also show that such intermediate notions of convergence do not always admit representations analogous to those given by Attouch and Beer for slice convergence, and provide a valid reformulation. Some connections between bornologies and the relationships between certain gap convergences for nonconvex sets are also observed.