There is no finitely isometric Krivine's theorem
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Abstract: We prove that for every , , there exist a Banach space isomorphic to and a finite subset in , such that is not isometric to a subset of . This result shows that the finite isometric version of the Krivine theorem (which would be a strengthening of the Krivine theorem (1976)) does not hold.
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