Nuclear and integral polynomials
The authors mainly study the relations between nuclear and integral polynomials following the spirit of the corresponding results for linear operators. Based on the tensor product characterization of the RNP of \(E^\ast\), they show that the classes \({\mathcal P}_N(^mE;F)\) of nuclear \(m\)-homogeneous polynomials and \({\mathcal P}_I(^mE;F)\) of (Grothendieck-) integral polynomials coincide for one (all) \(m \geq 1\) iff \(E^\ast\) has the RNP. Later on, the composition \(P \circ T\) and \(T \circ P\) of weakly compact and integral operators and polynomials are studied. In contrast to the famous Grothendieck theorem, it can only be shown that the composition is Pietsch integral, but not necessarily nuclear. For compact \(T\), the product \(P \circ T\) is nuclear and, conversely, each nuclear polynomial can be factorized in this way.
- Complex analysis on infinite dimensional spaces
- Duality in spaces of nuclear and integral polynomials
- Extendibility of polynomials and analytic functions on _p
- Extendible polynomials on Banach spaces
- Extreme points in duals of operator spaces
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- Integral mappings between Banach spaces
- Multilinear Mappings of Nuclear and Integral Type
- Polynomial characterization of \({\mathcal L}_{\infty}\)-spaces
- Weakly compact holomorphic mappings on Banach spaces
- Factorable strongly \(p\)-nuclear \(m\)-homogeneous polynomials
- On multi-ideals and polynomial ideals of Banach spaces: a new approach to coherence and compatibility
- LEFT ℓ1-FACTORABLE POLYNOMIALS
- Asplund operators and p-integral polynomials
- Extension of vector-valued integral polynomials
- On (r; t; s)-nuclear polynomials
- Algebras of polynomials generated by linear operators
- Factorization of two-Lipschitz integral operators
- Grothendieck-type characterization of representable multilinear mappings
- Pietsch's factorization theorem for dominated polynomials
- Factorization of entire mappings of nuclear bounded type
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