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2000/2001 Continuous Norms and Absolutely Continuous Norms in Banach Function Spaces are not the Same
Jan Lang, Aleš Nekvinda, Jiří Rákosník
Real Anal. Exchange 26(1): 345-364 (2000/2001).

Abstract

It is known that the concepts of continuous norm and of absolutely continuous norm do not coincide. There exists a space in which all functions possess continuous norm but not all functions possess absolutely continuous norm. In this paper we construct an extremal example of a Banach function space in which all functions have continuous norm but only the zero function has absolutely continuous norm.

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Jan Lang. Aleš Nekvinda. Jiří Rákosník. "Continuous Norms and Absolutely Continuous Norms in Banach Function Spaces are not the Same." Real Anal. Exchange 26 (1) 345 - 364, 2000/2001.

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Published: 2000/2001
First available in Project Euclid: 2 January 2009

zbMATH: 1032.46044
MathSciNet: MR1825513

Subjects:
Primary: 46E30

Keywords: absolutely continuous norm , Banach function space , continuous norm

Rights: Copyright © 2000 Michigan State University Press

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