On regular extensions of operator systems.
We investigate the relationship between the regularities and the Fredholm theory in a Banach algebra.
This article deals with K- and J-spaces defined by means of polygons. First we establish some reiteration formulae involving the real method, and then we study the behaviour of weakly compact operators. We also show optimality of the weak compactness results.
È noto che se uno spazio di Banach è quasi-smooth (cioè, la sua applicazione di dualità è debolmente semicontinua superiormente in senso ristretto), allora il suo duale non ha sottospazi chiusi normanti propri. Inoltre, se uno spazio di Banach ha una norma equivalente la cui applicazione di dualità ha un grafo che contiene superiormente un'applicazione debolmente semicontinua superiormente in senso ristretto, allora lo spazio è Asplund. Dimostriamo che se uno spazio di Banach ha una norma equivalente...
The paper discusses Problems 8 and 88 posed by Stanisław Mazur in the Scottish Book. It turns out that negative solutions to both problems are immediate consequences of the results of Peller [J. Operator Theory 7 (1982)]. We discuss here some quantitative aspects of Problems 8 and 88 and give answers to open problems discussed in a recent paper of Pełczyński and Sukochev in connection with Problem 88.
We investigate cases ("coincidence situations") in which every scalar-valued continuous n-homogeneous polynomial (or every continuous n-linear mapping) is absolutely (p;q)-summing. We extend some well known coincidence situations and obtain several non-coincidence results, inspired by a linear technique due to Lindenstrauss and Pełczyński.
We prove that the self-commutator of a Toeplitz operator with unbounded analytic rational symbol has a dense domain in both the Bergman space and the Hardy space of the unit disc. This is a basic step towards establishing whether the self-commutator has a compact or trace-class extension.
In this paper, we first give several properties with respect to subgroups of self-similar groups in the sense of iterated function system (IFS). We then prove that some subgroups of -adic numbers are strong self-similar in the sense of IFS.