Musielak-Orlicz algebras
We study property (β) in Köthe-Bochner sequence spaces E(X), where E is any Köthe sequence space and X is an arbitrary Banach space. The question of whether or not this geometric property lifts from X and E to E(X) is examined. We prove that if dim X = ∞, then E(X) has property (β) if and only if X has property (β) and E is orthogonally uniformly convex. It is also showed that if dim X < ∞, then E(X) has property (β) if and only if E has property (β). Our results essentially extend and improve...
A formula for the distance of an arbitrary element x in Musielak-Orlicz space L^Phi from the subspace E^Phi of order continuous elements is given for both (the Luxemburg and the Orlicz) norms. A formula for the norm in the dual space of L^Phi is given for any of these two norms. Criteria for smooth points and smoothness in L^Phi and E^Phi equipped with the Orlicz norm are presented.
In the paper we consider a class of Orlicz spaces equipped with the Orlicz norm over a non-negative, complete and sigma-finite measure space (T,Sigma,mu), which covers, among others, Orlicz spaces isomorphic to L-infinite and the interpolation space L1 + L-infinite. We give some necessary conditions for a point x from the unit sphere to be extreme. Applying this characterization, in the case of an atomless measure mu, we find a description of the set of extreme points of L1 + L-infinite which corresponds...
In this paper we extend the result of [6] on the characteristic of convexity of Orlicz spaces to the more general case of Musielak-Orlicz spaces over a non-atomic measure space. Namely, the characteristic of convexity of these spaces is computed whenever the Musielak-Orlicz functions are strictly convex.
Criteria in order that a Musielak-Orlicz sequence space contains an isomorphic as well as an isomorphically isometric copy of are given. Moreover, it is proved that if , where are defined on a Banach space, does not satisfy the -condition, then the Musielak-Orlicz sequence space of -valued sequences contains an almost isometric copy of . In the case of it is proved also that if contains an isomorphic copy of , then does not satisfy the -condition. These results extend some...
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