Intermediate classes of nuclear multilinear operators
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The authors introduce the notion of \((p_{1},\dots,p_{m},\sigma ,q,\nu )\)-nuclear multilinear operators between Banach spaces. Actually, the class of these mappings is an intermediate class between the ideal of Cohen \(p\)-nuclear multilinear operators and the class of all continuous multilinear operators. This work also contains a study of the relationship between these operators and \((p_{1};p_{1},\dots,p_{m};\sigma)\)-absolutely continuous \(m\)-linear operators, strongly \((p,\sigma)\)-continuous \(m\)-linear operators. Representation by tensor norms and trace duality are also successfully investigated.
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