Jornada IMAC en espacios de Banach
3 de Junio de 2022
Institut Universitari de Matemàtiques i Aplicacions
Universitat Jaume I de Catelló
Abstracts
Gonzalo Martínez Cervantes
(Universidad de Alicante)
Some open problems on the space of bounded linear operators
In this talk I will focus on the following two problems:
Problem 1. Characterize those pairs of Banach spaces X and Y for which every operator in
L( X, Y ) attains its norm.
Problem 2. Characterize those pairs of Banach spaces X and Y for which L( X, Y ) is reflexive.
These problems will take us to Holub’s Conjecture and a question of M. Ostrovskii which are still
open. We will discuss these questions and provide new results obtained in a recent joint work
with Sheldon Dantas and Mingu Jung.
Mingu Jung
(Korea Institute for Advanced Study)
Quasi-ACK structure on Banach spaces
In this talk, we introduce a generalized concept of ACK structure on Banach spaces, which we
call by quasi-ACK structure. Using this property, we present (up to our knowledge new) exam-
ples satisfying Lindenstrauss property Bk . Some results on the stability of quasi-ACK structure
will be also discussed.
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Jornada IMAC en espacios de Banach
Mario P. Maletzki
(Universitat Jaume I)
Interpolating sequences in the Bloch space on the unit ball of a Banach space
The classical Bloch space of analytic functions in the unit disc may be generalized in several
different ways to the unit ball of a complex Banach space. We study the radial Bloch space and
introduce the concept of interpolating sequences in that space, looking into similar properties to
the interpolating sequences in the classical Bloch space.
Abraham Rueda Zoca
(Universidad de Murcia)
Isomorphic copies of c0 in the set of strongly norm-attaining mappings
Let M be a complete metric space and let 0 ∈ M be a distinguished point. We denote by
Lip0 ( M) the set of those Lipschitz functions from M to R which vanish at 0. It is a Banach space
when endowed with the following norm:
| f ( x ) − f (y)|
k f k := sup .
x 6=y d( x, y)
We say that f ∈ Lip0 ( M) strongly attains its norm if the previous supremum is actually a maxi-
| f ( x )− f (y )|
mum, that is, if k f k = d0(x ,y ) 0 holds for some pair x0 6= y0 . We denote by SNA( M ) to the set
0 0
of all the strongly norm-attaining Lipschitz functions.
In the recent preprint [2] it is addressed the question of when SNA( M ) contains linear subs-
paces, where it is proved that this is always the case. As a consequence of their work, the authors
posed in [2, Quesiton 2] the natural question whether SNA( M) contains an isomorphic copy of
c0 if M is infinite.
In this talk we aim to prove, based on the work [1], that the answer of the previous question
is affirmative.
The author was supported by MTM2017-86182-P (Government of Spain, AEI/FEDER, EU), by
MICINN (Spain) Grant PGC2018-093794-B-I00 (MCIU, AEI, FEDER, UE), by Fundación Séneca,
ACyT Región de Murcia grant 20797/PI/18, by Junta de Andalucía Grant A-FQM-484-UGR18
and by Junta de Andalucía Grant FQM-0185.
Referencias
[1] A. Avilés, G. Martínez-Cervantes, A. Rueda Zoca and P. Tradacete, Infinite dimensional
spaces in the set of strongly norm-attaining Lipschitz maps, preprint. Available at [Link]
with reference arXiv:2204.12529.
[2] V. Kadets and Ó. Roldán, Closed linear spaces consisting of strongly norm attaining Lipschitz
mappings, preprint. Available at [Link] with reference arXiv:2202.06855.
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Jornada IMAC en espacios de Banach
Horario
Time Speaker Title of the talk
Gonzalo Martínez Cervantes Some open problems on the space of
10.00 - 10.45
(Universidad de Alicante) bounded linear operators
Mingu Jung
10.55 - 11.40 Quasi-ACK structure on Banach spaces
(Korea Institute of Advanced Study)
11.45 - 12.20 Coffee break
Mario P. Maletzki Interpolating sequences in the Bloch space
12.20 - 13.05
(Universitat Jaume I) on the unit ball of a Banach space
Abraham Rueda Zoca Isomorphic copies of c_0 in the set of
13.15 - 14.00
(Universidad de Murcia) strongly norm-attaining mappings
14.00 Lunch
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