An Amir-Cambern theorem for subspaces of Banach lattice-valued continuous functions (Q2227640)

The authors continue their work on studying properties of small bound isometries (called Amir-Cambern type theorems, who started this trend by showing the underlying spaces to be actually isometric). This time the spaces under consideration are subspaces of continuous functions taking values in real reflexive Banach lattices. The popular bounds for the isometries now involve non-negative vectors, and the isomorphisms are also assumed to preserve positivity. It then turns out that the corresponding `Choquet boundaries' are homeomorphic when the boundaries consist of weak peak points. As remarked in an earlier review by this reviewer [\textit{J.~Rondoš} and \textit{J.~Spurný}, Math. Scand. 125, No.~2, 270--290 (2019; Zbl 1434.46016)], it would be nice to know if the weak peak point assumption on the domain already implies the condition for the range (it is known that the weak peak point condition is not preserved by homeomorphisms).