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We give criteria for domination of strongly continuous semigroups in ordered Banach spaces that are not necessarily lattices, and thus obtain generalizations of certain results known in the lattice case. We give applications to semigroups generated by differential operators in function spaces which are not lattices.
A semigroup in , a Banach space, is called mean ergodic, if its closed convex hull in has a zero element. Compact groups, compact abelian semigroups or contractive semigroups on Hilbert spaces are mean ergodic.Banach lattices prove to be a natural frame for further mean ergodic theorems: let be a bounded semigroup of positive operators on a Banach lattice with order continuous norm. is mean ergodic if there is a -subinvariant quasi-interior point of and a -subinvariant strictly...
We characterize Banach lattices under which each b-weakly compact (resp. b-AM-compact, strong type (B)) operator is L-weakly compact (resp. M-weakly compact).
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