Contractivity and complete contractivity for finite dimensional Banach spaces
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Abstract: Choose an arbitrary but fixed set of matrices and let be the unit ball with respect to the norm where It is known that if and is any ball in with respect to some norm, say then there exists a contractive linear map which is not completely contractive. The characterization of those balls in for which contractive linear maps are always completely contractive thus remains open. We answer this question for balls of the form in
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