Search results for "Continuous functions on a compact Hausdorff space"
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A space of projections on the Bergman space
2010
We define a set of projections on the Bergman space A 2 , which is parameterized by an ane subset of a Banach space of holomorphic functions in the disk and which includes the classical Forelli-Rudin projections.
Norm or numerical radius attaining polynomials on C(K)
2004
Abstract Let C(K, C ) be the Banach space of all complex-valued continuous functions on a compact Hausdorff space K. We study when the following statement holds: every norm attaining n-homogeneous complex polynomial on C(K, C ) attains its norm at extreme points. We prove that this property is true whenever K is a compact Hausdorff space of dimension less than or equal to one. In the case of a compact metric space a characterization is obtained. As a consequence we show that, for a scattered compact Hausdorff space K, every continuous n-homogeneous complex polynomial on C(K, C ) can be approximated by norm attaining ones at extreme points and also that the set of all extreme points of the u…
Connected components in the space of composition operators onH∞ functions of many variables
2003
LetE be a complex Banach space with open unit ballBe. The structure of the space of composition operators on the Banach algebra H∞, of bounded analytic functions onBe with the uniform topology, is studied. We prove that the composition operators arising from mappings whose range lies strictly insideBe form a path connected component. WhenE is a Hilbert space or aCo(X)- space, the path connected components are shown to be the open balls of radius 2.
Transformations by diagonal matrices in a normed space
1962
Representing compact sets of compact operators and of compact range vector measures
1987
A Note on Locally ??-compact Spaces
1995
: The local version of the concept of ℰτ-compactness (where ℰ is a class of Hausdorff spaces and ℰ is a cardinal) introduced by the first author as a generalization of Her-rlich's concept of ℰ-compactness (and hence, also of Mrowka's E-compactness) is defined and the corresponding theory is initiated. An essential part of the theory is developed under the additional assumption that all spaces from ℰ are absolute extensors for spaces under consideration. The theory contains as a special case the classical theory of local compactness.