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Stability of Disjointness Preserving Mappings
by
Gregor Dolinar
University of Ljubljana
Let X and Y be compact Hausdorff spaces and let \epsilon >= 0. A linear mapping \Phi: C(X) --> C(Y) is called \epsilon-disjointness preserving if f g = 0 implies that ||\Phi(f) \Phi(g)|| <= \epsilon||f|| ||g||. If \Phi:C(X) --> C(Y) is a continuous or surjective \epsilon-disjointness preserving linear mapping, we prove that there exists a disjointness preserving linear mapping \Psi: C(X) --> C(Y) satisfying || \Phi(f) - \Psi(f)|| <= 20\epsilon1/2 ||f||. We also prove that every unbounded \epsilon-disjointness preserving linear functional on C(X) is disjointness preserving.
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Date received: January 24, 2000
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