Domination by positive Banach–Saks operators
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Domination by positive Banach–Saks operators
Given a positive Banach-Saks operator T between two Banach lattices E and F, we give sufficient conditions onE and F in order to ensure that every positive operator dominated by T is Banach-Saks. A counterexample is also given when these con- ditions are dropped. Moreover, we deduce a characterization of the Banach-Saks property in Banach lattices in terms of disjointness.
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