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ON PERTURBATIONS AND EXTENSIONS OF ISOMETRIC OPERATORS

Guanggui Ding

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Published: Mar 1, 2001

DOI: 10.11650/twjm/1500574890

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In this paper, some recent advances and open problems on perturbations and extensions of the isometric operators are presented. It is shown that for the spaces B(Lβ(μ)⟶Lβ(ν))(0<β<1),B(L∞(μ)⟶L∞(ν))B(L^\beta(\mu) \longrightarrow L^\beta(\nu)) (0 \lt \beta \lt 1), B(L^\infty(\mu) \longrightarrow L^\infty(\nu)) (with some special measure spaces), B(E(2)⟶L1(μ)),B(E(n)⟶C(Ω))B(E_{(2)} \longrightarrow L^1(\mu)), B(E_{(n)} \longrightarrow C(\Omega)) and B(X⟶L∞(μ))B(X \longrightarrow L^\infty(\mu)), where XX is a uniformly smooth Banach space with dim⁡X=1\dim X=1 or ∞\infty and (Ω,μ)(\Omega, \mu) is a purely atomic or purely non-atomic finite measure space and so on, the answer to the problem of the isometric approximations is positive. However, for the spaces B(l1×l∞),B(L1(μ)⟶L∞(ν))B(l^1 \times l^\infty), B(L^1(\mu) \longrightarrow L^\infty(\nu)) and B(L1(μ)⟶Cb(Δ))B(L^1(\mu) \longrightarrow C_b(\Delta)), the answer is negative.

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