We study the relationship between real and complex tensor norms. The theory of tensor norms on tensor products of Banach spaces, was developed, by A. Grothendieck, in his Resumé de la théorie métrique des produits tensoriels topologiques [3]. In this monograph he introduced a variety of ways to assign norms to tensor products of Banach spaces. As is usual in functional analysis, the real-scalar theory is very closely related to the complex-scalar theory. For example, there are, up to top ological equivalence, fourteen ``natural' tensor norms in each of the real-scalar and complex-scalar theories. This correspondence was remarked upon in the Resumé, but without proving any formal relationships, although hinting at a certain injective relationship between real and complex (topological) equivalence classes of tensor norms. We make explicit connections between real and complex tensor norms in two different ways. This divides the dissertation into two parts. In the first part, we consider the ``complexifications' of real Banach spaces and find tensor norms and complexification procedures, so that the complexification of the tensor product, which is itself a Banach space, is isometrically isomorphic to the tensor product of the complexifications. We have results for the injective tensor norm as well as the projective tensor norm. In the second part we look for isomorphic results rather than isometric. We show that one can define the complexification of real tensor norm in a natural way. The main result is that the complexification of real topological equivalence classes that is induced by this definition, leads to an injective correspondence between the real and the complex tensor norm equivalence classes. / Thesis (PHD)--University of Pretoria, 2009. / Mathematics and Applied Mathematics / unrestricted

Tensor products of Banach Spaces are studied. An introduction to tensor products is given. Some results concerning the reciprocal Dunford-Pettis Property due to Emmanuele are presented. Pelczyriski's property (V) and (V)-sets are studied. It will be shown that if X and Y are Banach spaces with property (V) and every integral operator from X into Y* is compact, then the (V)-subsets of (X⊗F)* are weak* sequentially compact. This in turn will be used to prove some stronger convergence results for (V)-subsets of C(Ω,X)*.

Thesis (doctoral)--Bonn, 1997. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 93-95).

A new direct full variational approach is described. The approach exploits a tensor (Kronecker) product construction of the many-electron Hamiltonian and has a number of computational advantages. Explicit assembly and storage of the Hamiltonian matrix is avoided by using the Kronecker product structure to form matrix-vector products directly from the molecular integrals. Computation-intensive integral transformations and formula tapes are unnecessary. The wavefunction is expanded in terms of spin-free primitive kets rather than Slater determinants or configuration state functions and is equivalent to a full configuration interaction expansion. The approach suggests compact storage schemes and algorithms which are naturally suited to parallel and pipelined machines. Sample calculations for small two- and four-electron systems are presented. The preliminary ground state potential energy surface of the hydrogen molecule dimer is computed by the tensor product method using a small basis set. / Ph. D.

Student Number : 0413210T - MSc dissertation - School of Mathematics - Faculty of Science / The aim of this work is to do a literature study on spaces of martingales on Riesz spaces and Banach lattices, using [16, 19, 20, 17, 18, 2, 30] as a point of departure. Convergence of martingales in the classical theory of stochastic processes has many applications in mathematics and related areas. Operator theoretic approaches to the classical theory of stochastic processes and martingale theory in particular, can be found in, for example, [4, 5, 6, 7, 13, 15, 26, 27]. The classical theory of stochastic processes for scalar-valued measurable functions on a probability space ( ,#6;, μ) utilizes the measure space ( ,#6;, μ), the norm structure of the associated Lp(μ)-spaces as well as the order structure of these spaces. Motivated by the existing operator theoretic approaches to classical stochastic processes, a theory of discrete-time stochastic processes has been developed in [16, 19, 20, 17, 18] on Dedekind complete Riesz spaces with weak order units. This approach is measure-free and utilizes only the order structure of the given Riesz space. Martingale convergence in the Riesz space setting is considered in [18]. It was shown there that the spaces of order bounded martingales and order convergent martingales, on a Dedekind complete Riesz space with a weak order unit, coincide. A measure-free approach to martingale theory on Banach lattices with quasi-interior points has been given in [2]. Here, the groundwork was done to generalize the notion of a filtration on a vector-valued Lp-space to the M-tensor product of a Banach space and a Banach lattice (see [1]). In [30], a measure-free approaches to martingale theory on Banach lattices is given. The main results in [30] show that the space of regular norm bounded martingales and the space of norm bounded martingales on a Banach lattice E are Banach lattices in a natural way provided that, for the former, E is an order continuous Banach lattice, and for the latter, E is a KB-space. The definition of a ”martingale” defined on a particular space depends on the type of space under consideration and on the ”filtration,” which is a sequence of operators defined on the space. Throughout this dissertation, we shall consider Riesz spaces, Riesz spaces with order units, Banach spaces, Banach lattices and Banach lattices with quasi-interior points. Our definition of a ”filtration” will, therefore, be determined by the type of space under consideration and will be adapted to suit the case at hand. In Chapter 2, we consider convergent martingale theory on Riesz spaces. This chapter is based on the theory of martingales and their properties on Dedekind complete Riesz spaces with weak order units, as can be found in [19, 20, 17, 18]. The notion of a ”filtration” in this setting is generalized to Riesz spaces. The space of martingales with respect to a given filtration on a Riesz space is introduced and an ordering defined on this space. The spaces of regular, order bounded, order convergent and generated martingales are introduced and properties of these spaces are considered. In particular, we show that the space of regular martingales defined on a Dedekind complete Riesz space is again a Riesz space. This result, in this context, we believe is new. The contents of Chapter 3 is convergent martingale theory on Banach lattices. We consider the spaces of norm bounded, norm convergent and regular norm bounded martingales on Banach lattices. In [30], filtrations (Tn) on the Banach lattice E which satisfy the condition 1[n=1 R(Tn) = E, where R(Tn) denotes the range of the filtration, are considered. We do not make this assumption in our definition of a filtration (Tn) on a Banach lattice. Our definition yields equality (in fact, a Riesz and isometric isomorphism) between the space of norm convergent martingales and 1Sn=1R(Tn). The aforementioned main results in [30] are also considered in this chapter. All the results pertaining to martingales on Banach spaces in subsections 3.1.1, 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 we believe are new. Chapter 4 is based on the theory of martingales on vector-valued Lp-spaces (cf. [4]), on its extension to the M-tensor product of a Banach space and a Banach lattice as introduced by Chaney in [1] (see also [29]) and on [2]. We consider filtrations on tensor products of Banach lattices and Banach spaces as can be found in [2]. We show that if (Sn) is a filtration on a Banach lattice F and (Tn) is a filtration on a Banach space X, then 1[n=1 R(Tn Sn) = 1[n=1 R(Tn) e M 1[n=1 R(Sn). This yields a distributive property for the space of convergent martingales on the M-tensor product of X and F. We consider the continuous dual of the space of martingales and apply our results to characterize dual Banach spaces with the Radon- Nikod´ym property. We use standard notation and terminology as can be found in standard works on Riesz spaces, Banach spaces and vector-valued Lp-spaces (see [4, 23, 29, 31]). However, for the convenience of the reader, notation and terminology used are included in the Appendix at the end of this work. We hope that this will enhance the pace of readability for those familiar with these standard notions.

This thesis consists of a summary and three papers, concerning some aspects of representation theory for complex finite dimensional semi-simple Lie algebras with focus on the BGG-category O. Paper I is motivated by the many useful properties of functors on category O given by tensoring with finite dimensional modules, such as projective functors and translation functors. We study properties of functors on O given by tensoring with arbitrary (possibly infinite dimensional) modules. Such functors give rise to a faithful action of O on itself via exact functors which preserve tilting modules, via right exact functors which preserve projective modules, and via left exact functors which preserve injective modules. Papers II and III both deal with Kostant's problem. In Paper II we establish an effective criterion equivalent to the answer to Kostant's problem for simple highest weight modules, in the case where the Lie algebra is of type A. Using this, we derive some old and new results which answer Kostant's problem in special cases. An easy sufficient condition derived from this criterion using Kazhdan-Lusztig combinatorics allows for a straightforward computational check using a computer, by which we get a complete answer for simple highest weight modules in the principal block of O for algebras of rank less than 5. In Paper III we relate the answer to Kostant's problem for certain modules to the answer to Kostant's problem for a module over a subalgebra. We also give a new description of a certain quotient of the dominant Verma module, which allows us to give a bound on the multiplicities of simple composition factors of primitive quotients of the universal enveloping algebra.

Orientador: Jorge Tulio Mujica Ascui / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Matematica, Estatistica e Computação Cientifica / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-08T09:42:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Miyamura_MauricioYudi_M.pdf: 634948 bytes, checksum: 09f557fd6fcd4987f744c3d9c645f602 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007 / Resumo: Sejam E e F espaços de Banach. Os principais resultados que iremos expor serão teoremas sobre a reflexividade de L (E; F) e P (mE; F).. No capítulo 2, estudamos alguns conceitos básicos da teoria de produtos tensoriais de espaços de Banach. A importância do capítulo 2 para o trabalho seria, essencialmente, a identificação do espaço de operadores lineares contínuos L (E; F) com o dual do produto tensorial projetivo E ÄpF?. No capítulo 3, que trata de espaços de polinômios homogêneos, incluímos de noções e resultados básicos e estudamos um teorema de linearização que permitirá transferir resultados em espaços de operadores lineares para espaços de polinômios homogêneos. / Abstract: Let E and F be Banach spaces. The main results in this work are theorems concerning the reflexivity of L (E; F) and P (mE; F). In Chapter 2, we study basic concepts of the theory of tensor products of Banach spaces. The importance of Chapter 2 will be, essentially, the identification of the space of continuous linear operators L(E; F) with the dual of the projective tensor product E ÄpF?. In Chapter 3, that deals with homogeneous polynomials, we include basic definitions and results and we study a linearization theorem that will allow to transfer results from spaces of linear operators to spaces of homogeneous polynomials. / Mestrado / Matematica / Mestre em Matemática

Grothendieck published an extraordinary paper entitled ”Resume de la theorie metrique des pro¬duits tensoriels topologiques” in 1953. The main result of this paper is the inequality which is commonly known as Grothendieck Inequality. Following Kirivine, in this article, we give the proof of Grothendieck Inequality. We refor¬mulate it in different forms. We also investigate the famous Grothendieck constant KG. The Grothendieck constant was achieved by taking supremum over a special class of matrices. But our attempt will be to investigate it, considering a smaller class of matrices, namely only the positive definite matrices in this class. Actually we want to use it to get a counterexample of Matsaev’s conjecture, which was proved to be right by Von Neumann in some specific cases. In chapter 1, we shall state and prove the Grothendieck Inequality. In chapter 2, we shall introduce tensor product of vector spaces and different tensor norms. In chapter 3, we shall formulate Grothendieck Inequality in different forms and use the notion of tensor norms for its equivalent formation .In the last chapteri.ein chapter4we shall investigate on the Grothendieck constant.

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Orientador: Plamen Emilov Koshlukov / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Matematica, Estatística e Computação Científica / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-14T14:50:24Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Freitas_JoseAntonioOliveirade_D.pdf: 1578135 bytes, checksum: a3352669dd5077f0f5949766026e7bb1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009 / Resumo: Nesta tese estudamos identidades polinomiais graduadas para certas álgebras. Inicialmente, estudamos identidades satisfeitas pelo produto tensorial Z2-graduado. Este estudo foi motivado pelo trabalho de Regev e Seeman com produtos tensoriais Z2-graduados. Eles provaram vários casos nos qual tal produto tensorial é PI equivalente a certas álgebras T-primas. Também conjeturaram que isto sempre ocorre. Trabalhamos com os demais casos e conseguimos provar que tal conjetura e verdadeira. Alêm disso provamos que para certas álgebras, quando consideramos corpos de característica positiva, o produto tensorial graduado ainda se comporta como o não graduado. Consideramos também o produto tensorial-graduado e suas identidades. Provamos que o Teorema A B de Regev continua válido no caso do produto tensorial-graduado quando as álgebras são graduadas por grupos abelianos nitos, e é um bicaracter antissimétrico. Também estudamos a PI equivalência do produto tensorial-graduado de álgebras T-primas. Em seguida estudamos identidades graduadas, descrevemos um conjunto de geradores para as identidades Z-graduadas da álgebra de Lie W1. A álgebra W1 é a álgebra das derivações do anel de polinômios K[t], e é conhecida como a álgebra de Witt. Provamos que se a característica do corpo for 0, então as identidades Z-graduadas de W1 são geradas por um conjunto de identidades de grau 2 e 3. Mais ainda, provamos que não é possível obter um conjunto nito de geradores para as identidades Z-graduadas de W1. / Abstract: In this PhD thesis we study graded polynomial identities for certain types of algebras. First, we study polynomial identities satised by the Z2-graded tensor products. This research was motivated by the paper of Regev and Seeman about the Z2-graded tensor products. They proved that in a series of cases such tensor products are PI equivalent to T-prime algebras. Then they conjectured that this is always the case. We deal here with the remaining cases and thus conrm Regev and Seeman's conjecture. Furthermore, we prove that for some algebras we can remove the restriction on the characteristic of the base eld, and we show that the behaviour of the corresponding graded tensor products is quite similar to that for the usual ungraded tensor products. We consider too the graded tensor products and their identities where is a skew symmetric bicharacter. We show that Regev's A B theorem holds for graded tensor products whenever the gradings are by nite abelian groups. Furthermore we study the PI equivalence of -graded tensor products of T-prime algebras. Afterwards we study the graded identities of the Lie algebra W1. We describe a set of generators of the Z-graded identities of W1. The algebra W1 is the algebra of derivation of the polynomial ring K[t], and it is known as the Witt algebra. We prove that if K is a eld of characteristic 0, then the Z-graded identities of W1 are consequences of a collection of polynomials of degree 2 and 3. Furthermore we prove that the Z-graded identities for W1 do not admit a nite basis. / Doutorado / Algebra / Doutor em Matemática