Integral mappings between Banach spaces
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The author studies integral mappings between Banach spaces. He considers some classes of ``Grothendieck-integral (G-integral) and ``Pietsch-integral (P-integral) multilinear operators. It is shown that a multilinear operator between Banach spaces is G- or P-integral if and only if its linearization is of the same kind on the injective product of the spaces.
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Cited in
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- (p,q)-dominated multilinear operators and Lapresté tensor norms
- Local theory of integral Banach mapping spaces
- Multilinear operators factoring through Hilbert spaces
- Polynomial characterization of the compact range property
- Polynomial characterization of \({\mathcal L}_{\infty}\)-spaces
- Multiple summing operators on C(K) spaces
- \(E^{\prime }\) and its relation with vector-valued functions on \(E\)
- Integral representation of product factorable bilinear operators and summability of bilinear maps on \(\mathcal{C}(K)\)-spaces
- Factorable strongly \(p\)-nuclear \(m\)-homogeneous polynomials
- Bilinear ideals in operator spaces
- A multilinear Lindenstrauss theorem
- A composition theorem for multiple summing operators
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- Remarks on multiple summing operators on C()-spaces
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