The multiplier bimodule of Hilbert bimodule is introduced in a way similar to [1], and its realization on a quotient of bidual space and Tietze extension theorem are obtained similar to that in C-algebra case. As a re...The multiplier bimodule of Hilbert bimodule is introduced in a way similar to [1], and its realization on a quotient of bidual space and Tietze extension theorem are obtained similar to that in C-algebra case. As a result, the multiplier bimodule here is also a Hilbert bimodule.展开更多
The Hardy space Hpis not locally convex if 0 < p < 1, even though its conjugate space(Hp) separates the points of Hp. But then it is locally p-convex, and its conjugate cone(Hp) p is large enough to separate the...The Hardy space Hpis not locally convex if 0 < p < 1, even though its conjugate space(Hp) separates the points of Hp. But then it is locally p-convex, and its conjugate cone(Hp) p is large enough to separate the points of Hp. In this case, the conjugate cone can be used to replace its conjugate space to set up the duality theory in the p-convex analysis. This paper deals with the representation problem of the conjugate cone(Hp) p of Hpfor 0 < p ≤ 1, and obtains the subrepresentation theorem(Hp) p L∞(T, C p).展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.19601029).
文摘The multiplier bimodule of Hilbert bimodule is introduced in a way similar to [1], and its realization on a quotient of bidual space and Tietze extension theorem are obtained similar to that in C-algebra case. As a result, the multiplier bimodule here is also a Hilbert bimodule.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.10871141)
文摘The Hardy space Hpis not locally convex if 0 < p < 1, even though its conjugate space(Hp) separates the points of Hp. But then it is locally p-convex, and its conjugate cone(Hp) p is large enough to separate the points of Hp. In this case, the conjugate cone can be used to replace its conjugate space to set up the duality theory in the p-convex analysis. This paper deals with the representation problem of the conjugate cone(Hp) p of Hpfor 0 < p ≤ 1, and obtains the subrepresentation theorem(Hp) p L∞(T, C p).
