A note on nice operators
Francisco Montiel Aguilera2004, Journal of mathematical analysis …
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Abstract
In this note, we characterize nice operators in a class of Banach spaces, which includes spaces C(K) and L 1 (µ), as those operators that preserve extreme points.
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