Classical Banach Spaces II: Function SpacesSpringer Science & Business Media, 11 дек. 2013 г. - Всего страниц: 246 |
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Banach Lattices | 1 |
b Concrete Representation of Banach Lattices | 14 |
The Structure of Banach Lattices and their Subspaces | 31 |
pConvexity in Banach Lattices | 40 |
e Uniform Convexity in General Banach Spaces and Related Notions | 59 |
f Uniform Convexity in Banach Lattices and Related Notions | 79 |
g The Approximation Property and Banach Lattices | 102 |
Rearrangement Invariant Function Spaces | 114 |
The Haar and the Trigonometric Systems | 150 |
Some Results on Complemented Subspaces | 168 |
e Isomorphisms Between r i Function Spaces Uniqueness of the r i | 181 |
f Applications of the Poisson Process to r i Function Spaces | 202 |
g Interpolation Spaces and their Applications | 215 |
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assertion assume Banach space bounded operator choice of scalars complemented subspace continuous Banach lattice converges cotype defined definition denote disjoint elements equivalent norm exists a constant fact finite follows Haar basis Hence Hölder's inequality implies inequality integer interpolation pair interpolation theorem isometric Köthe function space L₁ Lemma linear operator linear span lower q-estimate Math measurable functions measure space modulus of convexity mutually disjoint numbers o-complete order continuous Banach order isometric order isomorphic p-convexity and p-concavity positive power type probability space projection Proposition prove q-concave r.i. function space r.i. space Rademacher functions random variables remark renorming respectively result satisfies a lower satisfies an upper separable r.i. function sequence space simple function sublattice subset U₁ unconditional basis uniformly convex unit vector basis weak type weak unit X₁ X₂