
arXiv: 2205.12708
In this paper, two main results concerning uniformly continuous retractions are proved. First, an $α$-Hölder retraction from any separable Banach space onto a compact convex subset whose closed linear span is the whole space is constructed for every positive $α<1$. This constitutes a positive solution to a Hölder version of a question raised by Godefroy and Ozawa. In fact, compact convex sets are found to be absolute $α$-Hölder retracts under certain assumption of flatness. Second, we provide an example of a strictly convex Banach space $X$ arbitrarily close to $\ell_2$ (for the Banach Mazur distance) and a finite dimensional compact convex subset of $X$ for which the nearest point map is not uniformly continuous even when restricted to bounded sets.
21 pages
Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Mathematics - Metric Geometry, Nonlinear classification of Banach spaces; nonlinear quotients, FOS: Mathematics, Lipschitz and coarse geometry of metric spaces, 46B20, 46B80, 51F30, 54C15 (Primary), Metric Geometry (math.MG), Hölder retractions, Lipschitz retractions, Retraction, Functional Analysis (math.FA)
Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Mathematics - Metric Geometry, Nonlinear classification of Banach spaces; nonlinear quotients, FOS: Mathematics, Lipschitz and coarse geometry of metric spaces, 46B20, 46B80, 51F30, 54C15 (Primary), Metric Geometry (math.MG), Hölder retractions, Lipschitz retractions, Retraction, Functional Analysis (math.FA)
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