2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-247x(03)00150-1
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Boundaries for algebras of holomorphic functions

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“…Aron, Choi, Lourenço and Paques [3] studied the case p (1 p ∞). Later Moraes and Romero Grados [11] considered the case of the space d * (w, 1) for w = {1/n}, the canonical predual of the Lorentz sequence space d(w, 1).…”
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“…Aron, Choi, Lourenço and Paques [3] studied the case p (1 p ∞). Later Moraes and Romero Grados [11] considered the case of the space d * (w, 1) for w = {1/n}, the canonical predual of the Lorentz sequence space d(w, 1).…”
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“…The proofs given in [11] and [12] work for every weight sequence w. Recently Choi and Han [6] considered the case X = M w 0 (a space whose bidual is the Marcinkiewicz sequence space). If w is a decreasing sequence of positive numbers such that w ∈ c 0 \ l 1 , the space M w 0 coincides with the space d * (w, 1) and the results obtained in [6] generalize part of the results obtained by Moraes and Romero Grados in [11]. Choi, García, Kim and Maestre [5] proved that for K scattered and X = C(K), the subset of extreme points of the unit ball of X is a boundary for A u (B X ).…”
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“…Moraes and Romero [14] gave a characterization of the boundaries of A u (B d * (w,1) ), where d * (w, 1) is the canonical predual of the Lorentz sequence space d(w, 1) when w = (1/n). Later Acosta, Moraes and Romero [2] generalized that characterization proving it for any space d * (w, 1) and obtained another one in terms of the strong peak sets of the unit ball.…”
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“…The pioneering work of Globevnik was followed by many authors (see, e.g., [6], [27], [28], [13], [1], [2], [14], [4], [15] and [12]), who studied the existence and characterization of such generalized boundaries. These authors considered algebras of holomorphic mappings defined on the closed unit ball of concrete complex Banach spaces which were, by and large, sequence spaces.…”
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