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Mapping Spaces and Liftings for Operator Spaces
Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 1994This article contributes to the authors' ambitious project which is known as `quantized functional analysis'. The basic objects of study are the closed subspaces \(V\) of \(L(H)\), the \(C^*\)-algebra of bounded operators on a Hilbert space, equipped with the canonical string of norms on the spaces \(M_ n(V)\) of \((n\times n)\)-matrices with entries ...
Effros, Edward G., Ruan, Zhong-Jin
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Acta Mathematica Sinica, English Series, 2003
This paper deals with real operator spaces. By definition, a real operator space is a (closed) subspace of \(B(H)\), the space of all bounded linear operators on a real Hilbert space. The author gives an abstract characterization of such spaces, similar to his famous theorem on the characterization of the usual (complex) operator spaces.
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This paper deals with real operator spaces. By definition, a real operator space is a (closed) subspace of \(B(H)\), the space of all bounded linear operators on a real Hilbert space. The author gives an abstract characterization of such spaces, similar to his famous theorem on the characterization of the usual (complex) operator spaces.
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The factory, laborers, and the related spectacle of human and machine in motion are dominant images present in naturalist film narrative. This chapter examines some of the earliest productions of international naturalist film culture by the Lumie?re brothers and other pioneering filmmakers as they depict indexical non-fictional enactments, actualite?s,
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Homogeneous Spaces of Operators
Fil: Recht, Lázaro. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Saavedra 15.Andruchow, Esteban +2 more
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AL-Spaces and AM-Spaces of Operators
Positivity, 2000The author gives a complete characterization of the cases in which the space \(\mathcal L^r(X,Y)\) of regular operators between Banach lattices \(X\) and \(Y\) is an \(AL\)-space or \(AM\)-space under the regular norm to within isometry or isomorphy.
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2012
This chapter consists mainly of definitions and various properties (without proofs) of spaces and operators used in this book. It defines O as an open set in Rᶰ such that it is locally on one side of its boundary Γ := δO, which is supposed to be bounded and Lipschitz. The chapter is mainly focused on the case of N = 3.
G. F. Roach +2 more
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This chapter consists mainly of definitions and various properties (without proofs) of spaces and operators used in this book. It defines O as an open set in Rᶰ such that it is locally on one side of its boundary Γ := δO, which is supposed to be bounded and Lipschitz. The chapter is mainly focused on the case of N = 3.
G. F. Roach +2 more
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