Regularity conditions and absolute continuity for vector measures.
An example of a non-zero non-atomic translation-invariant Borel measure on the Banach space is constructed in Solovay’s model. It is established that, for 1 ≤ p < ∞, the condition "-almost every element of has a property P" implies that “almost every” element of (in the sense of [4]) has the property P. It is also shown that the converse is not valid.
Relative property (T) has recently been used to show the existence of a variety of new rigidity phenomena, for example in von Neumann algebras and the study of orbit-equivalence relations. However, until recently there were few examples of group pairs with relative property (T) available through the literature. This motivated the following result: A finitely generated group admits a special linear representation with non-amenable -Zariski closure if and only if it acts on an Abelian group (of...
We present some consequences of a deep result of J. Lindenstrauss and D. Preiss on -almost everywhere Fréchet differentiability of Lipschitz functions on (and similar Banach spaces). For example, in these spaces, every continuous real function is Fréchet differentiable at -almost every at which it is Gâteaux differentiable. Another interesting consequences say that both cone-monotone functions and continuous quasiconvex functions on these spaces are -almost everywhere Fréchet differentiable....
In [Yong 2004], it was proved that as long as the integrand has certain properties, the corresponding Itô integral can be written as a (parameterized) Lebesgue integral (or a Bochner integral). In this paper, we show that such a question can be answered in a more positive and refined way. To do this, we need to characterize the dual of the Banach space of some vector-valued stochastic processes having different integrability with respect to the time variable and the probability measure. The later...
We present a Riesz type representation theorem for multilinear operators defined on the product of C(K,X) spaces with values in a Banach space. In order to do this we make a brief exposition of the theory of operator valued polymeasures.