On spaces with large Chebyshev subspaces (Q1119854): Difference between revisions

A subspace E of C[0,1] is called a C-space if it contains Chebyshev subspaces of arbitrary large dimension. The authors present some steps towards the solution of the following conjecture, raised by them in this paper: If \(\mu\) is a Borel measure annihilating a C-space then every cluster point of supp \(\mu\) belongs to supp \(\mu_+\cap \sup p \mu_-\). As consequences they prove that a C-space E is antiproximinal in C[0,1] and that there exists an integral operator T on C[0,1] such that T(E) is dense in C[0,1] (a C-space may be even of first Baire category in C[0,1]).