A reflexive Banach space whose algebra of operators is not a Grothendieck space
Abstract
By a result of Johnson, the Banach space F=(n=1∞ 1n)_∞ contains a complemented copy of 1. We identify F with a complemented subspace of the space of (bounded, linear) operators on the reflexive space (n=1∞ 1n)_p (p∈ (1,∞)), thus giving a negative answer to the problem posed in the monograph of Diestel and Uhl which asks whether the space of operators on a reflexive Banach space is Grothendieck.
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