This is an announcement for the paper "On the Rademacher maximal function"
by Mikko Kemppainen.
Abstract: This paper studies a new maximal operator introduced by
Hyt\"onen, McIntosh and Portal in 2008 for functions taking values in
a Banach space. The L^p-boundedness of this operator depends on the
range space; certain requirements on type and cotype are present for
instance. The original Euclidean definition of the maximal function
is generalized to sigma-finite measure spaces with filtrations and the
L^p-boundedness is shown not to depend on the underlying measure space or
the filtration. Martingale techniques are applied to prove that a weak
type inequality is sufficient for L^p-boundedness and also to provide
a characterization by concave functions.
Archive classification: math.FA
Mathematics Subject Classification: 46E40 (Primary); 42B25 (Secondary)
Remarks: 22 pages, 4 figures
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This is an announcement for the paper "Some translation-invariant Banach
function spaces which contain $c_0$" by Pascal Lefevre, Daniel Li,
Herve Queffelec, and Luis Rodriguez-Piazza.
Abstract: We produce several situations where some natural subspaces
of classical Banach spaces of functions over a compact abelian group
contain the space $c_0$.
Archive classification: math.FA
Mathematics Subject Classification: MSC: Primary: 43A46, 46B20; Secondary:
42A55, 42B35, 43A07, 46E30
Citation: Studia Mathematica 163, 2 (2004) 137 - 155
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Submitted from: daniel.li(a)euler.univ-artois.fr
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This is an announcement for the paper "Borel reducibility and
Holder($\alpha$) embeddability between Banach spaces" by Longyun Ding.
Abstract: We investigate Borel reducibility between equivalence
relations $E(X,p)=X^{\Bbb N}/\ell_p(X)$'s where $X$ is a separable
Banach space. We show that this reducibility is related to the so called
H\"older$(\alpha)$ embeddability between Banach spaces. By using the
notions of type and cotype of Banach spaces, we present many results on
reducibility and unreducibility between $E(L_r,p)$'s and $E(c_0,p)$'s
for $r,p\in[1,+\infty)$. We also answer a problem presented by Kanovei
in the affirmative by showing that $C({\Bbb R}^+)/C_0({\Bbb R}^+)$
is Borel bireducible to ${\Bbb R}^{\Bbb N}/c_0$.
Archive classification: math.LO math.FA
Mathematics Subject Classification: 03E15, 46B20, 47H99
Remarks: 29 pages
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Submitted from: dingly(a)nankai.edu.cn
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This is an announcement for the paper "A dichotomy for the number of
ultrapowers" by Ilijas Farah and Saharon Shelah.
Abstract: We prove a strong dichotomy for the number of ultrapowers of
a given countable model associated with nonprincipal ultrafilters on
N. They are either all isomorphic, or else there are $2^{2^{\aleph_0}}$
many nonisomorphic ultrapowers. We prove the analogous result for metric
structures, including C*-algebras and II$_1$ factors, as well as their
relative commutants and include several applications. We also show that
the C*-algebra B(H) always has nonisomorphic relative commutants in its
ultrapowers associated with nonprincipal ultrafilters on N.
Archive classification: math.LO math.OA
Mathematics Subject Classification: 03C20, 46M07
Report Number: Shelah [FaSh:954]
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Submitted from: ifarah(a)yorku.ca
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This is an announcement for the paper "Stafney's lemma holds for several
"classical" interpolation methods" by Alon Ivtsan.
Abstract: Let (B_0,B_1) be a Banach pair. Stafney showed that in the
definition of the norm in the Calderon complex interpolation method on the
strip, one can replace the space F(B_0,B_1) with its subspace G(B_0,B_1)
if the element belongs to the intersection of B_0 and B_1. We extend
this result to a more general setting, which contains several well-known
interpolation methods, namely the Calderon complex interpolation method
on the annulus, an appropriate version of the Lions-Peetre real method,
and the Peetre "plus minus" method.
Archive classification: math.FA
Mathematics Subject Classification: 46B70 (primary); 46B45 (secondary)
Remarks: 7 pages
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This is an announcement for the paper "Minimal sequences and the
Kadison-Singer problem" by W. Lawton.
Abstract: The Kadison-Singer problem asks: does every pure state on
the C$^*$-algebra $\ell^{\infty}(Z)$ admit a unique extension to the
C$^*$-algebra $\cB(\ell^2(Z))$? A yes answer is equivalent to several
open conjectures including Feichtinger's: every bounded frame is a finite
union of Riesz sequences. We prove that for measurable $S \subset \TT,$
$\{ \chi_{_S} \, e^{2\pi i k t} \}_{_{k\in \ZZ}}$ is a finite union of
Riesz sequences in $L^2(\TT)$ if and only if there exists a nonempty
$\Lambda \subset \ZZ$ such that $\chi_{_\Lambda}$ is a minimal sequence
and $\{ \chi_{_S} \, e^{2\pi i k t} \}_{_{k \in \Lambda}}$ is a Riesz
sequence. We also suggest some directions for future research.
Archive classification: math.FA math.DS
Mathematics Subject Classification: 37B10, 42A55, 46L05
Remarks: 10 pages, Theorem 1.1 was announced during conferences in St.
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This is an announcement for the paper "On best proximity points in metric
and Banach spaces" by Rafa Espinola and Aurora Fernandez-Leon.
Abstract: In this paper we study the existence and uniqueness of best
proximity points of cyclic contractions as well as the convergence of
iterates to such proximity points. We do it from two different approaches,
leading each one of them to different results which complete, if not
improve, other similar results in the theory. Results in this paper
stand for Banach spaces, geodesic metric spaces and metric spaces. We
also include an appendix on CAT(0) spaces where we study the particular
behavior of these spaces regarding the problems we are concerned with.
Archive classification: math.FA math.MG
Mathematics Subject Classification: 54H25, 47H09
Remarks: 17 pages. Accepted for publication in the Canadian Mathematical
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CONFERENCE ON "PERSPECTIVES IN HIGH DIMENSIONS," CLEVELAND, AUGUST 1-7, 2010
This is an announcement of the conference on "Perspectives in High Dimensions," to be held
on the campus of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. from August 1
until August 7, 2010.
The aim of the conference is to reflect on recent and future developments in broadly
understood geometric functional analysis, with emphasis on interactions with other subfields
of mathematics and with other mathematical sciences, including but not limited to computer
science, mathematical physics and statistics. The scientific program will be set up under the
guidance of the Scientific Committee consisting of
Jean Bourgain
Emmanuel Candes
Persi Diaconis
Boaz Klartag
Stanislaw Szarek
Santosh Vempala
Roman Vershynin
Elisabeth Werner
The conference will be supported by the NSF via Focused Research Grant, which involves
CWRU, Kent State University, University of Michigan and University of Missouri. We expect to
be able to provide support to a substantial number of participants, with priority given to
graduate students, junior researchers and to those lacking their own research funding, as
well as to members of underrepresented groups.
More details will be provided in the coming months. Should you have any questions, please
contact one of the organizers (below), or check the temporary conference website at
http://www.case.edu/artsci/math/perspectivesInHighDimensions/
Alexander Koldobsky (koldobskiya at missouri.edu)
Mark Rudelson (rudelsonm at missouri.edu)
Dmitry Ryabogin (ryabogin at math.kent.edu)
Stanislaw Szarek (szarek at cwru.edu)
Roman Vershynin (romanv at umich.edu)
Elisabeth Werner (elisabeth.werner at case.edu)
Artem Zvavitch (zvavitch at math.kent.edu)
Local committee:
Elizabeth Meckes (ese3 at cwru.edu)
Mark Meckes (mark.meckes at case.edu)
Dmitry Ryabogin (ryabogin at math.kent.edu)
Stanislaw Szarek (szarek at cwru.edu)
Elisabeth Werner (elisabeth.werner at case.edu)
Artem Zvavitch (zvavitch at math.kent.edu)