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A semigroup analogue of the Fonf-Lin-Wojtaszczyk ergodic characterization of reflexive Banach spaces with a basis

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In analogy to a recent result by V. Fonf, M. Lin, and P. Wojtaszczyk, we prove the following characterizations of a Banach space X with a basis. (i) X is finite-dimensional if and only if every bounded, uniformly continuous, mean ergodic semigroup on X is uniformly mean ergodic. (ii) X is reflexive if and only if every bounded strongly continuous semigroup is mean ergodic if and only if every bounded uniformly continuous semigroup on X is mean ergodic. ...

Ergodic theorems and perturbations of contraction semigroups

Marta Tyran-Kamińska (2009)

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We provide sufficient conditions for sums of two unbounded operators on a Banach space to be (pre-)generators of contraction semigroups. Necessary conditions and applications to positive emigroups on Banach lattices are also presented.

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Adam Bobrowski (1998)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

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CONTENTS§ 1. Introduction.................................................................................................... 5§ 2. Contraction quasi semigroups associated with, a semiflow....................... 7§ 3. Induced contraction semigroups....................................................................... 12§ 4. Discrete random ergodic theorems.................................................................. 18§ 5. Continuous random ergodic theorems...............................................................