Integral representation of product factorable bilinear operators and summability of bilinear maps on \(\mathcal{C}(K)\)-spaces (Q2287226)

In this paper, the authors firstly analyze a quotient of the injective tensor product defined by a continuous product of operators after explaining some definitions and notations. They show that, for any product, it is always associated by duality with a space of bilinear forms that allows some kind of integral representation. The main examples of quotient tensor products are given. It is shown that some of the well-known classes of forms such as the classical Grothendiek's integral forms, the orthogonally additive \(2\)-homogeneous polynomials and the convolution-orthogonal bilinear forms can be represented by means of this duality. It is also shown that their works can be applied to analyze to the natural integral forms associated to some fundamental non-symmetric products, as the one given by the composition of operators. They also present an exhaustive analysis of the classical structures that can be studied with their method. They give a generalized version of the Pietsch integral bilinear operators and analyze some of their main properties. They also study summability of some new classes of integral bilinear maps defined on function spaces \(C(K)\).They give a~factorization of these maps by using Pisier's Theorem and Piesch's Domination Theorem.