A note on absolutely P-summing operators.
A note on p-nuclear operators.
The Injective Hull of an Operator Ideal on Locally Convex Spaces.
Some properties and applications of equicompact sets of operators
Let X and Y be Banach spaces. A subset M of (X,Y) (the vector space of all compact operators from X into Y endowed with the operator norm) is said to be equicompact if every bounded sequence (xₙ) in X has a subsequence such that is uniformly convergent for T ∈ M. We study the relationship between this concept and the notion of uniformly completely continuous set and give some applications. Among other results, we obtain a generalization of the classical Ascoli theorem and a compactness criterion...
Operators whose adjoints are quasi p-nuclear
For p ≥ 1, a set K in a Banach space X is said to be relatively p-compact if there exists a p-summable sequence (xₙ) in X with . We prove that an operator T: X → Y is p-compact (i.e., T maps bounded sets to relatively p-compact sets) iff T* is quasi p-nuclear. Further, we characterize p-summing operators as those operators whose adjoints map relatively compact sets to relatively p-compact sets.
Bounded sets in the range of -valued measure with bounded variation.
A note on uniformly dominated sets of summing operators.
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