Approximation of operators in the topology of pointwise convergence
This study was prompted by a question posed several years ago by Yu. A. Brudnyi: Is it true that the unit ball of \(L(X, Y)\) is dense in the unit ball of the space \(L(Y^*, X^*)\) in the topology of pointwise \(Y^* \times X\)-convergence (where \(L(X, Y)\) is the space of all linear continuous operators from \(X\) into \(Y\))? The elementary sufficient conditions for an affirmative answer to this question are the following: (a) space \(Y\) is reflexive; (b) \(X\) has the metric approximation property. As we will see, it is generally impossible to eliminate condition (b) even if we have a basis in \(Y\). Condition (a) can certainly be weakened.
- Approximation of operators in dual spaces by adjoint operators
- Approximation of \(p\)-summing operators by adjoints
- Compact adjoint operators and approximation properties
- The approximation property in terms of the approximability of weak\(^*\)-weak continuous operators.
- New criterion of the approximation property
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