Subspaces of L p , p > 2, determined by partitions and weights

Dale E. Alspach; Simei Tong

Studia Mathematica (2003)

  • Volume: 159, Issue: 2, page 207-227
  • ISSN: 0039-3223

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Many of the known complemented subspaces of L p have realizations as sequence spaces. In this paper a systematic approach to defining these spaces which uses partitions and weights is introduced. This approach gives a unified description of many well known complemented subspaces of L p . It is proved that the class of spaces with such norms is stable under (p,2) sums. By introducing the notion of an envelope norm, we obtain a necessary condition for a Banach sequence space with norm given by partitions and weights to be isomorphic to a subspace of L p . Using this we define a space Yₙ with norm given by partitions and weights with distance to any subspace of L p growing with n. This allows us to construct an example of a Banach space with norm given by partitions and weights which is not isomorphic to a subspace of L p .

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Dale E. Alspach, and Simei Tong. "Subspaces of $L_{p}$, p > 2, determined by partitions and weights." Studia Mathematica 159.2 (2003): 207-227. <http://eudml.org/doc/284403>.

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