
doi: 10.2307/2374923
This fascinating paper is concerned with approximation properties for operator spaces. The paper describes five approximation constants \(\Lambda(X)\), \(\Lambda_1(X)\), \(\Lambda_2(X)\), \(\Lambda_3(X)\) and \(\Lambda_4(X)\) associated with each operator space \(X\). The first coincides with the Haagerup invariant of a \(W^*\)-algebra \(M\) when \(X\) is the predual of \(M\), \(\Lambda_3(X)\) is new and the rest have been considered by other authors. The first striking result is that, for an arbitrary operator space \(X\), all the constants coincide. This is then applied to the operator space projective tensor product \(X\widehat\otimes Y\) of two operator spaces \(X\) and \(Y\). The key result is that \(\Lambda(X)\Lambda(Y)\geq \Lambda(X\widehat {\otimes} Y)\) and an important corollary shows that, for \(W^*\)-algebras \(M\) and \(N\) the Haagerup invariant of their spatial tensor product \(M\overline {\otimes} N\) is the product of those for \(M\) and \(N\).
Haagerup invariant, predual, General theory of von Neumann algebras, operator space projective tensor product, spatial tensor product, approximation constants, Tensor products in functional analysis, approximation properties for operator spaces
Haagerup invariant, predual, General theory of von Neumann algebras, operator space projective tensor product, spatial tensor product, approximation constants, Tensor products in functional analysis, approximation properties for operator spaces
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