This is an announcement for the paper "the paving conjecture is
equivalent to the paving conjecture for triangular matrices" by
Peter G. Casazza and Janet C. Tremain.
Abstract: We resolve a 25 year old problem by showing that
The Paving Conjecture is equivalent to The Paving Conjecture for
Triangular
Matrices.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 47A20, 47B99, 46B07
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This is an announcement for the paper "On weakly extremal structures
in Banach spaces" by J. Talponen.
Abstract: This paper deals with the interplay of the geometry of
the norm and the weak topology in Banach spaces. Both dual and
intrinsic connections between weak forms of rotundity and smoothness
ared discussed. Weakly exposed points, weakly locally uniformly
rotund spaces, smoothness, duality and the interplay of all the
above are studied. An example of a Banach space, which is midpoint
locally uniformly rotund but not weakly locally uniformly rotund
is given.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 46B20; 46A20
Remarks: 12 pages
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This is an announcement for the paper "Local automorphisms of the
Hilbert ball" by Bernhard Lamel.
Abstract: We prove an analogue of Alexander's Theorem for holomorphic
mappings of the unit ball in a complex Hilbert space: Every holomorphic
mapping which takes a piece of the boundary of the unit ball into
the boundary of the unit ball and whose differential at some point
of this boundary is onto is the restriction of an automorphism of
the ball. We also show that it is enough to assume that the mapping
is only Gateaux-holomorphic.
Archive classification: Complex Variables; Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 32H12, 46G20, 46T25, 58C10
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This is an announcement for the paper "Algebraic characterizations
of measure algebras" by Thomas Jech.
Abstract: We present necessary and sufficient conditions for the
existence of a countably additive measure on a complete Boolean
algebra.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis; Logic
Mathematics Subject Classification: 28
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This is an announcement for the paper "Spaces of functions with
countably many discontinuities" by R Haydon, A Molto and J Orihuela.
Abstract: Let $\Gamma$ be a Polish space and let $K$ be a separable
and poointwise compact set of real-valued functions on $\Gamma$.
It is shown that if each function in $K$ has only countably many
discontinuities then $C(K)$ may be equipped with a $T_p$-lower
semicontinuous and locally uniformly convex norm, equivalent to the
supremum norm.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis; General Topology
Mathematics Subject Classification: 46B03; 54H05
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This is an announcement for the paper "A new proof of the paving
property for uniformly bounded matrices" by Joel A. Tropp.
Abstract: This note presents a new proof of an important result due
to Bourgain and Tzafriri that provides a partial solution to the
Kadison--Singer problem. The result shows that every unit-norm
matrix whose entries are relatively small in comparison with its
dimension can be paved by a partition of constant size. That is,
the coordinates can be partitioned into a constant number of blocks
so that the restriction of the matrix to each block of coordinates
has norm less than one half. The original proof of Bourgain and
Tzafriri involves a long, delicate calculation. The new proof relies
on the systematic use of symmetrization and Khintchine inequalities
to estimate the norm of some random matrices. The key new ideas are
due to Rudelson.
Archive classification: Metric Geometry; Functional Analysis;
Probability
Mathematics Subject Classification: 46B07; 47A11; 15A52
Remarks: 12 pages
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This is an announcement for the paper "Differentiating maps into
L^1 and the geometry of BV functions" by Jeff Cheeger and Bruce
Kleiner.
Abstract: This is one of a series of papers examining the interplay
between differentiation theory for Lipschitz maps, X--->V, and
bi-Lipschitz nonembeddability, where X is a metric measure space
and V is a Banach space. Here, we consider the case V=L^1 where
differentiability fails.
We establish another kind of differentiability for certain X,
including R^n and H, the Heisenberg group with its Carnot-Cartheodory
metric. It follows that H does not bi-Lipschitz embed into L^1, as
conjectured by J. Lee and A. Naor. When combined with their work,
this provides a natural counter example to the Goemans-Linial
conjecture in theoretical computer science; the first such
counterexample was found by Khot-Vishnoi. A key ingredient in the
proof of our main theorem is a new connection between Lipschitz
maps to L^1 and functions of bounded variation, which permits us
to exploit recent work on the structure of BV functions on the
Heisenberg group.
Archive classification: Metric Geometry; Differential Geometry;
Functional Analysis; Group
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This is an announcement for the paper "Trigonometric quasi-greedy
bases for $L^p(\bT;w)$" by Morten Nielsen.
Abstract: We give a complete characterization of $2\pi$-periodic
weights $w$ for which the usual trigonometric system forms a
quasi-greedy basis for $L^p(\bT;w)$, i.e., bases for which simple
thresholding approximants converge in norm. The characterization
implies that this can happen only for $p=2$ and whenever the system
forms a quasi-greedy basis, the basis must actually be a Riesz
basis.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 42C15
Remarks: 8 pages
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This is an announcement for the paper "An example of an almost
greedy uniformly bounded orthonormal basis for $L_p([0,1])$" by
Morten Nielsen.
Abstract: We construct a uniformly bounded orthonormal almost greedy
basis for $L_p([0,1])$, $1<p<\infty$. The example shows that it is
not possible to extend Orlicz's theorem, stating that there are no
uniformly bounded orthonormal unconditional bases for $L_p([0,1])$,
$p\not=2$, to the class of almost greedy bases.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 42C20
Remarks: 8 pages
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This is an announcement for the paper "Uniformly gamma-radonifying
families of operators and the linear stochastic Cauchy problem
in Banach spaces" by Bernhard Haak and Jan van Neerven.
Abstract: We introduce the notion of uniform $\gamma$--radonification
of a family of operators, which unifies the notions of $R$--boundedness
of a family of operators and $\gamma$--radonification of an individual
operator. We study the the properties of uniformly $\gamma$--radonifying
families of operators in detail and apply our results to the
stochastic abstract Cauchy problem $$
dU(t) = AU(t)\,dt + B\,dW(t), \quad U(0)=0. $$ Here, $A$ is
the generator
of a strongly continuous semigroup of operators on a Banach space
$E$, $B$ is a bounded linear operator from a separable Hilbert space
$H$ into $E$, and $W_H$ is an $H$--cylindrical Brownian motion.
Archive classification: Functional Analysis
Mathematics Subject Classification: 47B10; 35R15; 46B09; 46B50;
47D06; 60B11; 60H15
Remarks: submitted for publication
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