Some problems in the Banach space theory

Duality and reflexivity in normed linear and Banach spaces (46B10) Geometry and structure of normed linear spaces (46B20) Classical Banach spaces in the general theory (46B25)

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Fourteen theorems with sketches of proofs are presented about linear- topological properties of a Banach space \(X_ 1\) which admits dense and weakly compact embedding into some Banach space X (shortly, \(X_ 1\in E(X))\). For example: Theorem 3. \(X_ 1\) is reflexive if and only if every of its subspaces of codimension one is isomorphic to a dual space. Theorem 9. Separable \(X_ 1\) has separable dual if and only if \(X_ 1\) contains no subspaces isomorphic to \(\ell_ 1.\) Theorem 10. \(X_ 1\) is reflexive if and only if \(X_ 1\) contains no subspaces isomorphic to \(c_ 0\) or \(\ell_ 1.\) Reviewer's remark. Counterexamples to this theorems are respectively: \(X_ 1=\ell_ 1\), \(X_ 1=JT\) (James tree), \(X_ 1=J\) (James quasi- reflexive space).

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