Remarks on strictly singular operators
Abstract
A continuous linear operator T:E F is called strictly singular if it cannot be invertible on any infinite dimensional closed subspace of its domain. In this note we discuss sufficient conditions and consequences of the phenomenon LB(E,F)=Ls(E,F), which means that every continuous linear bounded operator defined on E into F is strictly singular.
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