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A characterization of regular averaging operators and its consequences

Spiros A. ArgyrosAlexander D. Arvanitakis — 2002

Studia Mathematica

We present a characterization of continuous surjections, between compact metric spaces, admitting a regular averaging operator. Among its consequences, concrete continuous surjections from the Cantor set 𝓒 to [0,1] admitting regular averaging operators are exhibited. Moreover we show that the set of this type of continuous surjections from 𝓒 to [0,1] is dense in the supremum norm in the set of all continuous surjections. The non-metrizable case is also investigated. As a consequence, we obtain...

Examples of k-iterated spreading models

Spiros A. ArgyrosPavlos Motakis — 2013

Studia Mathematica

It is shown that for every k ∈ ℕ and every spreading sequence eₙₙ that generates a uniformly convex Banach space E, there exists a uniformly convex Banach space X k + 1 admitting eₙₙ as a k+1-iterated spreading model, but not as a k-iterated one.

The cofinal property of the reflexive indecomposable Banach spaces

Spiros A. ArgyrosTheocharis Raikoftsalis — 2012

Annales de l’institut Fourier

It is shown that every separable reflexive Banach space is a quotient of a reflexive hereditarily indecomposable space, which yields that every separable reflexive Banach is isomorphic to a subspace of a reflexive indecomposable space. Furthermore, every separable reflexive Banach space is a quotient of a reflexive complementably p -saturated space with 1 < p < and of a c 0 saturated space.

A note on the structure of WUR Banach spaces

Spiros A. ArgyrosSophocles Mercourakis — 2005

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

We present an example of a Banach space E admitting an equivalent weakly uniformly rotund norm and such that there is no Φ : E c 0 ( Γ ) , for any set Γ , linear, one-to-one and bounded. This answers a problem posed by Fabian, Godefroy, Hájek and Zizler. The space E is actually the dual space Y * of a space Y which is a subspace of a WCG space.

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