Superposition operator on the space of sequences almost converging to zero (Q424087)

A sequence \(x\) is called a uniformly signed sequence if \(x\geq ae\) or \(x\leq ae\), where \(e= (1,1,\dots)\) and \(a\) is a positive scalar. A linear functional \(x^*\) on the sequence space \(\ell_\infty\) is called a Banach-Mazur limit if it satisfies some conditions. A sequence \(x\in\ell_\infty\) is said to be almost converging to zero if \(x^*x= 0\) for all Banach-Mazur limits \(x^*\). Let \(ac_0=\{\text{all sequences almost convergent to zero}\}\). The results include the following: Result 1. Let \(D(ac_0)= \{\)all sequences \(z: zx\in ac_0~\forall x\in ac_0\}\). Then the set \(D(ac_0)\) is a closed subalgebra and a Riesz subspace of \(\ell_\infty\). Result 2. Every superposition operator \(f\) on \(ac_0\) has a representation \(fx= a+ bx+ gx\,~\forall x\in ac\) with \(a= f0\in ac_0\), \(b\in D(ac_0)\), \(g: \ell_\infty\to J(ac_0)\) a superposition operator, where \(J(ac_0)\) is the maximal ideal in \(\ell_\infty\) which is contained in \(D(ac_0)\Leftrightarrow\) there exists a uniformly signed sequence \(w\in\ell_\infty\) such that \({fw- f0\over w}\in D(ac_0)\). Result 3. Let \(f\) be a superposition operator on \(ac_0\). The following assertions are equivalent: (a) \(f\) is continuous on \(ac_0\), (b) \(f\) is continuous on \(\ell_\infty\), (c) \(f\) is weakly sequentially continuous on \(ac_0\), (d) \(f\) is weakly sequentially continuous on \(\ell_\infty\), (e) \(f\) determines a continuous curve on \(\ell_\infty\).