1981
DOI: 10.1017/s0305004100058904
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On Banach modules I

Abstract: The purpose of this series of papers is to present a general theory of Banach modules and to give some applications of it. The applications of the theory arise from observations that certain important notions of functional analysis are very closely related to certain Banach algebras and thereby to a module structure. This holds in particular for Banach lattices (which are C(X)-modules), interpolation spaces, tensor products and operator ideals.

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“…As we mentioned in the introduction, such representations are always subordinate to W AP (A). Our result strengthens Kaijser's result [26,Lemma 4.12] by replacing the identity of A with a bounded approximate identity.…”
Section: Weakly Almost Periodic Functionalssupporting
confidence: 87%
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“…As we mentioned in the introduction, such representations are always subordinate to W AP (A). Our result strengthens Kaijser's result [26,Lemma 4.12] by replacing the identity of A with a bounded approximate identity.…”
Section: Weakly Almost Periodic Functionalssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…For a (not necessarily involutive) Banach algebra A, the close connections between representations of A on the one hand, and elements of the dual space A * on the other hand, have been studied in several papers including Fell [17], Bonsall and Duncan [4,5], Young [38], Lau [28], Kaijser [26], Duncan andÜlger [15], and more recently, Runde [32] and Daws [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We note that in [20,Proposition 4.9], Kaijser explores similar ideas to the above proposition. Furthermore, the equivalence of (1) and (2) is established in [22,Lemma 1.4] in the case of commutative Banach algebras.…”
Section: Basic Properties Of Wap and Dual Banach Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…The following result was first shown by Young in [21], building upon [5], and was recast in terms of the real interpolation method by Kaiser in [12] (see also the similar arguments in [6]). …”
Section: Application To Weakly Almost Periodic Elementsmentioning
confidence: 78%