1982
DOI: 10.1007/bf01457455
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Extreme points in duals of operator spaces

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“…Consequently, J * preserves extreme points. But extB 1 (X ∧ ⊗ Y * ) are just the atoms of norm 1 [22]. Hence, J * (x ⊗ y * ) is either an atom or an Step…”
Section: Isometries Of L(x Y)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Consequently, J * preserves extreme points. But extB 1 (X ∧ ⊗ Y * ) are just the atoms of norm 1 [22]. Hence, J * (x ⊗ y * ) is either an atom or an Step…”
Section: Isometries Of L(x Y)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since J is an isometry, J preserves extreme points, and consequently J preserves atoms, noting that extreme points of X ∧ ⊗ Y * are atoms of norm one [22]. Set…”
Section: Consequently J(t ) Is Compactmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. , r. By (12), there follows that 0 ∈ P Vr (B) and dim span{x j l ⊗ e j l |V r } < r, where dimV r = r. It means that there exists V ∈ V r \ {0} such that…”
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“…But every extreme point of E(T) is an extreme point V of 5i((X ® F)*). Thus, by the result of Ruess and Stegall, [10], the extreme points of E(T) are of the form A -x* <8> y*, where a;* and y* are extreme points of Si(X*) and S^Y*), respectively. Thus, if x* ® y* G Ext(E(T)), then (x* ® y*)(T) = (Tx*,y*) = ||2V|| = 1.…”
Section: Is a Smooth Point; (Ii) T (As An Operator: X* -• Y) Attains mentioning
confidence: 89%