Abstract

Let be a vector space and be a cone in , then is an ordered vector space. In this paper, we assumed the cone to be a reflexive cone and show that is an Archimedean space. Among other things, we also show that if an ordered Banach space with normal, generating and reflexive cone has a Riesz decomposition property, then is a Riesz space.

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