In this paper, some characterizations of isometric operators and ε-isometric opertors from 2-dim Banach Space E2 into L1[0, 1] are given, where E2 denotes a Banach Spacewhose unit ball is the union of a polygon C and...In this paper, some characterizations of isometric operators and ε-isometric opertors from 2-dim Banach Space E2 into L1[0, 1] are given, where E2 denotes a Banach Spacewhose unit ball is the union of a polygon C and the region enclosd by C in the plane. Also,the answer for IAP(Isometric Approximation Problem) on B(E2,L1 [0, 1]) is obtained.展开更多
Assume X is a normed space,every x * ∈ S(X*) can reach its norm at some point in B(X),and Y is a β-normed space.If there is a quotient space of Y which is asymptotically isometric to l β,then L(X,Y) contain...Assume X is a normed space,every x * ∈ S(X*) can reach its norm at some point in B(X),and Y is a β-normed space.If there is a quotient space of Y which is asymptotically isometric to l β,then L(X,Y) contains an asymptotically isometric copy of l β.Some sufficient conditions are given under which L(X,Y) fails to have the fixed point property for nonexpansive mappings on closed bounded β-convex subsets of L(X,Y).展开更多
文摘In this paper, some characterizations of isometric operators and ε-isometric opertors from 2-dim Banach Space E2 into L1[0, 1] are given, where E2 denotes a Banach Spacewhose unit ball is the union of a polygon C and the region enclosd by C in the plane. Also,the answer for IAP(Isometric Approximation Problem) on B(E2,L1 [0, 1]) is obtained.
基金Supported by the Science and Technology Foundation of Educational Committee of Tianjin (Grant No 20060402)
文摘Assume X is a normed space,every x * ∈ S(X*) can reach its norm at some point in B(X),and Y is a β-normed space.If there is a quotient space of Y which is asymptotically isometric to l β,then L(X,Y) contains an asymptotically isometric copy of l β.Some sufficient conditions are given under which L(X,Y) fails to have the fixed point property for nonexpansive mappings on closed bounded β-convex subsets of L(X,Y).