An Elementary Counterexample to the Open Mapping Principle for Bilinear Maps

DOI10.2307/2039998zbMath0324.15015OpenAlexW3141634533WikidataQ125019747 ScholiaQ125019747MaRDI QIDQ4087353

Charles Horowitz

Publication date: 1975

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2039998

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Quadratic and bilinear forms, inner products (15A63)

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Note on property \(({\mathbb{A}}_ 1)\) ⋮ On certain uniformly open multilinear mappings ⋮ Two Banach space methods and dual operator algebras ⋮ Generalized Open Mapping Theorems for Bilinear Maps, with an Application to Operator Algebras ⋮ When is multiplication in a Banach algebra open? ⋮ Nonlinear open mapping principles, with applications to the Jacobian equation and other scale-invariant PDEs ⋮ On surjective bilinear mappings ⋮ On automatic continuity and three problems of ``The Scottish Book concerning the boundedness of polynomial functionals ⋮ A fundamental property of bilinear operators

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