A simple proof of two theorems concerning bases of
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If every member of a class P of Banach spaces has a projectional resolution of the identity such that certain subspaces arising out of this resolution are also in the class P, then it is proved that every Banach space in P has a strong M-basis. Consequently, every weakly countably determined space, the dual of every Asplund space, every Banach space with an M-basis such that the dual unit ball is weak* angelic and every C(K) space for a Valdivia compact set K , has a strong M-basis. ...
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We present a simple proof of a theorem that yields as a corollary a result of Valdivia that sharpens an old result of Johnson and Rosenthal.
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E. Tutaj has introduced classes of Schauder bases termed "unconditional-like" (UL) and "unconditional-like*" (UL*) whose intersection is the class of unconditional bases. In view of this association with unconditional bases, it is interesting to note that there exist Banach spaces which have no unconditional basis and yet have a basis of one of these two types (e.g., the space 𝓞[0,1]). In the same spirit, we show in this paper that the space of all compact operators on a reflexive Banach...