1990
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9939-1990-0993756-4
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On the modulus of cone absolutely summing operators and vector measures of bounded variation

Abstract: Let E and F be Banach lattices. It is shown that if F has the Levi and the Fatou property, then the ordered Banach space 5?1{E,F) of cone absolutely summing operators is a Banach lattice and an order ideal of the Riesz space Sfr{E, F) of regular operators. The same argument yields a Jordan decomposition of F-valued vector measures of bounded variation.

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“…(i) Recall that a Nakano space is a Banach lattice in which every norm-bounded upperdirected set M has a supremum satisfying sup M = sup x∈M x . The particular case of Theorem 3.7 when Y is a Nakano space could also be proved using known results [7,10] on Jordan decomposition of finitely additive vector measures. Such a procedure could also be used in a more general case of a Levi space Y , since we could use Theorem 5.1 below.…”
Section: Remark 38mentioning
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“…(i) Recall that a Nakano space is a Banach lattice in which every norm-bounded upperdirected set M has a supremum satisfying sup M = sup x∈M x . The particular case of Theorem 3.7 when Y is a Nakano space could also be proved using known results [7,10] on Jordan decomposition of finitely additive vector measures. Such a procedure could also be used in a more general case of a Levi space Y , since we could use Theorem 5.1 below.…”
Section: Remark 38mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, we do not obtain that M (equipped with the norm µ = var(µ, E)) is a normed lattice. If Y is a Nakano space, then M is a Banach lattice (see [10] and [7]). We do not know whether the assumption that Y is σ-Levi is sufficient for some general class of algebras.…”
Section: Remark 52mentioning
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