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Banach ideals of p-compact operators

Authors: Swart, Johan; Fourie, Jan;

Banach ideals of p-compact operators

Abstract

The main theme of this paper is a study in some detail of Banach ideals of continuous linear operators between Banach spaces factoring compactly through lp (1≤p<∞) or co, called p-compact and ∞-compact operators respectively. Recently operators of these types have been studied in [4] within the framework of locally convex spaces which are dense subspaces of p-compact projective limits of Banach spaces. These ideals show close resemblance to the ideals of p-nuclear operators-for the case p=∞ they coincide. Analogously to results of Grothendieck concerning continuous linear operators, we consider vector sequence spaces isometric isomorphic to certain spaces of compact linear operators. A representation theorem for p-compact operators is deduced and isometric properties of the ideal norm are treated. The paper also includes some remarks on unconditional convergence and related operator ideals and a representation for the complete ɛ-tensor product $$\ell^{P}\tilde{\bigotimes}_{\varepsilon}E$$ (1≤p<∞) is given.

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Linear operators belonging to operator ideals (nuclear, \(p\)-summing, in the Schatten-von Neumann classes, etc.), P-Nuclear Operators, 510.mathematics, Compact Factorization, Algebras of operators on Banach spaces and other topological linear spaces, Banach Ideals of Continuous Linear Operators, Tensor products in functional analysis, Article

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