Disjointly non-singular operators: extensions and local variations

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Abstract: The disjointly non-singular (DNS) operators TinL(E,Y) from a Banach lattice E to a Banach space Y are those operators which are strictly singular in no closed subspace generated by a disjoint sequence of non-zero vectors. When E is order continuous with a weak unit, E can be represented as a dense ideal in some L1(mu) space, and we show that each of TinDNS(E,Y) admits an extension overlineTinDNS(L1(mu),PO) from which we derive that both T and T∗∗ are tauberian operators and that the operator Tco:E∗∗/EoY∗∗/Y induced by T∗∗ is an (into) isomorphism. Also, using a local variation of the notion of DNS operator, we show that the ultrapowers of TinDNS(E,Y) are also DNS operators. Moreover, when E contains no copies of c0 and admits a weak unit, we show that TinDNS(E,Y) implies T∗∗inDNS(E∗∗,Y∗∗).













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