Some combinatorial principles for trees and applications to tree families in Banach spaces
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Abstract: Suppose that is a normalized family in a Banach space indexed by the dyadic tree . Using Stern's combinatorial theorem we extend important results from sequences in Banach spaces to tree-families. More precisely, assuming that for any infinite chain of the sequence is weakly null, we prove that there exists a subtree of such that for any infinite chain of the sequence is nearly (resp., convexly) unconditional. In the case where is a family of continuous functions, under some additional assumptions, we prove the existence of a subtree of such that for any infinite chain of , the sequence is unconditional. Finally, in the more general setting where for any chain , is a Schauder basic sequence, we obtain a dichotomy result concerning the semi-boundedly completeness of the sequences .
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