On integral operators with operator-valued kernels.
For the complex interpolation method, Kouba proved an important interpolation formula for tensor products of Banach spaces. We give a partial extension of this formula in the injective case for the Gustavsson?Peetre method of interpolation within the setting of Banach function spaces.
In the paper we study the existence of nonzero positive invariant elements for positive operators in Riesz spaces. The class of Riesz spaces for which the results are valid is large enough to contain all the Banach lattices with order continuous norms. All the results obtained in earlier works deal with positive operators in KB-spaces and in many of them the approach is based upon the use of Banach limits. The methods created for KB-spaces cannot be extended to our more general setting; that is...
We give a counterexample showing that does not imply the existence of a strictly positive function u in with Tu = u, where T is a power bounded positive linear operator on of a σ-finite measure space. This settles a conjecture by Brunel, Horowitz, and Lin.
We prove that if Köthe F-spaces X and Y on finite atomless measure spaces (ΩX; ΣX, µX) and (ΩY; ΣY; µY), respectively, with absolute continuous norms are isomorphic and have the property (for µ = µX and µ = µY, respectively) then the measure spaces (ΩX; ΣX; µX) and (ΩY; ΣY; µY) are isomorphic, up to some positive multiples. This theorem extends a result of A. Plichko and M. Popov concerning isomorphic classification of L p(µ)-spaces for 0 < p < 1. We also provide a new class of F-spaces...
We show that between standard operator algebras every bijective map with a certain multiplicativity property related to Jordan triple isomorphisms of associative rings is automatically additive.
One computes the joint and essential joint spectra of a pair of multiplication operators with bounded analytic functions on the Hardy spaces of the unit ball in .
For the convolution operators with symbols , 0 ≤ Re α < n, , we construct integral representations and give the exact description of the set of pairs (1/p,1/q) for which the operators are bounded from to .