Delta-semidefinite and delta-convex quadratic forms in Banach spaces

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Abstract: A continuous quadratic form ("quadratic form", in short) on a Banach space X is: (a) delta-semidefinite (i.e., representable as a difference of two nonnegative quadratic forms) if and only if the corresponding symmetric linear operator TcolonXoX factors through a Hilbert space; (b) delta-convex (i.e., representable as a difference of two continuous convex functions) if and only if T is a UMD-operator. It follows, for instance, that each quadratic form on an infinite-dimensional Lp(mu) space (1lepleinfty) is: (a) delta-semidefinite iff pge2; (b) delta-convex iff p>1. Some other related results concerning delta-convexity are proved and some open problems are stated.









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