Factoring Compact and Weakly Compact Operators through Reflexive Banach Lattices
Charalambos D. Aliprantis, O. Burkinshaw
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Charalambos D. Aliprantis, O. Burkinshaw
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When does a weakly compact operator between two Banach spaces factor through a reflexive Banach lattice? This paper provides some answers to this question. One of the main results: If an operator between two Banach spaces factors through a Banach lattice with weakly compact factors, then it also factors through a reflexive Banach lattice. In particular, the square of a weakly compact operator on a Banach lattice factors through a reflexive Banach lattice. Similar results hold for compact operators. For instance, the square of a compact operator on a Banach lattice factors with compact factors through a reflexive Banach lattice.
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When does a weakly compact operator between two Banach spaces factor through a reflexive Banach lattice? This paper provides some answers to this question. One of the main results: If an operator between two Banach spaces factors through a Banach lattice with weakly compact factors, then it also factors through a reflexive Banach lattice. In particular, the square of a weakly compact operator on a Banach lattice factors through a reflexive Banach lattice. Similar results hold for compact operators. For instance, the square of a compact operator on a Banach lattice factors with compact factors through a reflexive Banach lattice.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Approximation property, Finite-rank operator, Compact operator, Pseudo-monotone operator, Banach manifold, Eberlein–Šmulian theorem, C0-semigroup