Characterizations of Banach spaces whose duals areL 1 spaces

We characterize those Banach spaces whose duals are isometric toL ₁ spaces in terms of the structure of the spaces of absolutely summing, integral, nuclear, and fully nuclear operators from or into these spaces.     

Complex Banach spaces whose duals areL 1-spaces

We prove that for a complex Banach spaceA the following properties are equivalent:

1. A ^* is isometric to anL ₁(μ)-space;
2. every family of 4 balls inA with the weak intersection property has a non-empty intersection;
3. every family of 4 balls inA such that any 3 of them have a non-empty intersection, has a non-empty intersection.

     

Banach spaces whose duals contain complemented subspaces isomorphic to C[0, 1]

We give several characterizations of those Banach spaces X such that the dual $\text{X}{}^1$ contains a complemented subspace isomorphic to $\text{C[0, 1]}{}^1$. We investigate operators on separable $\text{L}$_∞ spaces whose adjoints have nonseparable ranges and apply our results to obtain a structure theorem for $\text{L}$_∞ spaces whose duals are not isomorphic to l₁(Γ).     

On banach spaces with unconditional bases

It is shown that for every space with an unconditional basis there exists a uniformly bounded sequence of projectionsP _n;n=1, 2, ... whose ranges are uniformly isomorphic tol _p ⁿ ;n=1, 2, ... either forp=1, orp=2, or forp=∞.     

Banach spaces whose duals are isomorphic to l1(Γ)

Banach spaces X whose duals are isomorphic or isometric to l₁(Γ) are characterized by certain classes of operators on X. It is proved that a separable, conjugate space isomorphic to a complemented subspace of an L₁(S, Σ, μ) space is isomorphic to l₁; a $\text{L}$₁ space contained in a separable, conjugate space is isomorphic to a subspace of l₁.     

Embedding unconditional stable banach spaces into symmetric stable banach spaces

In this paper we prove the following result which solves a question raised by A. Pelczynski: “Every stable Banach space with an unconditional basis is isomorphic to a complemented subspace of some stable Banach space with a symmetric basis.” Moreover, we show that all the interpolation spacesl ^p ,l ^q _θ,X,1 1≦p, q<∞ andX stable, are stable.     

On surjectivity for nonlinear maps in banach spaces

Sunto Sia E uno spazio di Banach e f: E→E un operatore continuo, non necessariamente lineare. Si danno delle condizioni su f affinchè l’equazione x-f(x)=y sia risolubile per ogni y∈E.

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Entrata in Redazione il 30 dicembre 1975.

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This paper was written while the authors where visiting at the Mathematics Department of the University of Bonn in the ? Sonderforschungsbereich 72 ? programm.     

On smooth, nonlinear surjections of banach spaces

It is shown that (1) every infinite-dimensional Banach space admits aC ¹ Lipschitz map onto any separable Banach space, and (2) if the dual of a separable Banach spaceX contains a normalized, weakly null Banach-Saks sequence, thenX admits aC ^∞ map onto any separable Banach space. Subsequently, we generalize these results to mappings onto larger target spaces. Supported by an NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship in Mathematics.     

On the duals of Lp spaces with 0<p<1

Given a measure space < Ω,m,μ >, a locally bounded, Hausdorff topological linear space < X, τ > and a real number 0<p<1, one can define the space L_p(Ω,m,μ,X), which is, under certain assumptions, a Fréchet space if endowed with a suitable topology. M.M. Day [1] has given a necessary and sufficient condition, in terms of the properties of the measure space < Ω,m,μ >, for the dual of L_p(Ω,m,μ,C) to be trivial. In this paper a different proof along with a slight generalization is given for this result, using standard and elementary measure theoretic arguments. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

On vector-valued amarts and dimension of banach spaces

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On banach spaces which containl 1(τ) and types of measures on compact spaces

Two closely related results are presented, one of them concerned with the connection between topological and measure-theoretic properties of compact spaces, the other being a non-separable analogue of a result of Peŀczyński's about Banach spaces containingL ¹. Let τ be a regular cardinal satisfying the hypothesis that κ^ω<τ whenever κ<τ. The following are proved: 1) A compact spaceT carries a Radon measure which is homogeneous of type τ, if and only if there exists a continuous surjection ofT onto [0, 1]^τ. 2) A Banach spaceX has a subspace isomorphic tol ¹(τ) if and only ifX ^∗ has a subspace isomorphic toL ¹({0, 1}^τ). An example is given to show that a more recent result of Rosenthal's about Banach spaces containingl ¹ does not have an obvious transfinite analogue. A second example (answering a question of Rosenthal's) shows that there is a Banach spaceX which contains no copy ofl ¹ (ω₁), while the unit ball ofX ^∗ is not weakly^∗ sequentially compact.     

On the existence of shortest networks in banach spaces

For dual spaces, and also for L ₁, it is proved that every system of points in such a space admits a shortest network connecting the points. An example of a Banach space is presented in which, for every n ≥ 3, there is a system of n points which cannot be connected by a shortest network.