On the compact non-nuclear operator problem (Q1263056)
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On the compact non-nuclear operator problem (English)
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1990
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The problem reads: Let X, Y be two infinite dimensional Banach spaces.: Does there always exist a compact non-nuclear operator f: \(X\to Y?\) This question is settled in the negative by showing that any compact operator from Pisier's space P into its dual \(P^*\) is nuclear. The result uses standard properties of Pisier's space and an interesting approximation result.
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compact non-nuclear operator
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Pisier's space
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approximation result
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