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Domination by strictly-singular and disjointly strictly-singular operators.
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Julio Flores
Departamento de Análisis Matemático (Universidad Complutense)
Coauthors: Francisco L. Hernández (Universidad Complutense)
We consider the problem of domination by positive strictly-singular operators and disjointly strictly-singular operators on Banach lattices. Precisely, given E and F Banach lattices and two positive operators 0 <= S <= T:E --> F, which conditions on E and F guarantee that T strictly-singular (resp. disjointly strictly-singular) implies that S is strictly-singular (resp. disjointly strictly-singular)? For instance, we show that T disjointly strictly-singular implies S disjointly strictly-singular provided the norm on F is order continuous. Also, if F has an order continuous norm and E is q-concave and p-convex for some 1 < p, q < \infty, then T strictly-singular implies S strictly-singular.
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Date received: March 23, 2000
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