
arXiv: 2409.18500
An analogue of Kakutani’s representation theorem for Banach lattice algebras is provided. We characterize Banach lattice algebras that embed as a closed sublattice-algebra of C ( K ) C(K) precisely as those with a positive approximate identity ( e γ ) (e_\gamma ) such that x ∗ ( e γ ) → ‖ x ∗ ‖ x^{*}(e_\gamma )\to \|x^{*}\| for every positive functional x ∗ x^{*} . We also show that every Banach lattice algebra with identity other than C ( K ) C(K) admits different product operations which are compatible with the order and the algebraic identity. This complements the classical result, due to Martignon, that on C ( K ) C(K) spaces pointwise multiplication is the unique compatible product.
Banach lattices, Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Ordered rings, algebras, modules, Banach algebras of continuous functions, function algebras, Banach lattice algebra, FOS: Mathematics, 46B42, 46J10, 46J30, 06F25, spaces of continuous functions, Subalgebras of commutative topological algebras, AM-space, Functional Analysis (math.FA)
Banach lattices, Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Ordered rings, algebras, modules, Banach algebras of continuous functions, function algebras, Banach lattice algebra, FOS: Mathematics, 46B42, 46J10, 46J30, 06F25, spaces of continuous functions, Subalgebras of commutative topological algebras, AM-space, Functional Analysis (math.FA)
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