Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property

In 2002 Bennett et al. started the investigation to which extent sequence spaces are determined by the sequences of 0s and 1s that they contain. In this relation they defined three types of Hahn properties for sequence spaces: the Hahn property, separable Hahn property, and matrix Hahn property. In...

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Main Author: Maria Zeltser
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Hindawi Limited 2013-01-01
Series:Journal of Function Spaces and Applications
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/908682
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spelling doaj-ff2ccfb9040149b6a12235223b58b7cf2020-11-24T21:32:59ZengHindawi LimitedJournal of Function Spaces and Applications0972-68021758-49652013-01-01201310.1155/2013/908682908682Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn PropertyMaria Zeltser0Department of Mathematics, Tallinn University, Narva Maantee 25, 10120 Tallinn, EstoniaIn 2002 Bennett et al. started the investigation to which extent sequence spaces are determined by the sequences of 0s and 1s that they contain. In this relation they defined three types of Hahn properties for sequence spaces: the Hahn property, separable Hahn property, and matrix Hahn property. In general all these three properties are pairwise distinct. If a sequence space E is solid and (0,1ℕ∩E)β=Eβ=ℓ1 then the two last properties coincide. We will show that even on these additional assumptions the separable Hahn property and the Hahn property still do not coincide. However if we assume E to be the bounded summability domain of a regular Riesz matrix Rp or a regular nonnegative Hausdorff matrix Hp, then this assumption alone guarantees that E has the Hahn property. For any (infinite) matrix A the Hahn property of its bounded summability domain is related to the strongly nonatomic property of the density dA defined by A. We will find a simple necessary and sufficient condition for the density dA defined by the generalized Riesz matrix Rp,m to be strongly nonatomic. This condition appears also to be sufficient for the bounded summability domain of Rp,m to have the Hahn property.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/908682
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Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
Journal of Function Spaces and Applications
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title Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
title_short Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
title_full Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
title_fullStr Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
title_full_unstemmed Bounded Domains of Generalized Riesz Methods with the Hahn Property
title_sort bounded domains of generalized riesz methods with the hahn property
publisher Hindawi Limited
series Journal of Function Spaces and Applications
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1758-4965
publishDate 2013-01-01
description In 2002 Bennett et al. started the investigation to which extent sequence spaces are determined by the sequences of 0s and 1s that they contain. In this relation they defined three types of Hahn properties for sequence spaces: the Hahn property, separable Hahn property, and matrix Hahn property. In general all these three properties are pairwise distinct. If a sequence space E is solid and (0,1ℕ∩E)β=Eβ=ℓ1 then the two last properties coincide. We will show that even on these additional assumptions the separable Hahn property and the Hahn property still do not coincide. However if we assume E to be the bounded summability domain of a regular Riesz matrix Rp or a regular nonnegative Hausdorff matrix Hp, then this assumption alone guarantees that E has the Hahn property. For any (infinite) matrix A the Hahn property of its bounded summability domain is related to the strongly nonatomic property of the density dA defined by A. We will find a simple necessary and sufficient condition for the density dA defined by the generalized Riesz matrix Rp,m to be strongly nonatomic. This condition appears also to be sufficient for the bounded summability domain of Rp,m to have the Hahn property.
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