Extensions and the weak Calkin algebra of Read's Banach space admitting discontinuous derivations
Abstract
Read produced the first example of a Banach space ER such that the associated Banach algebra B(ER) of bounded operators admits a discontinuous derivation (J. London Math. Soc. 1989). We generalise Read's main theorem about B(ER) from which he deduced this conclusion, as well as the key technical lemmas that his proof relied on, by constructing a strongly split-exact sequence 0 --> W(ER) --> B(ER)--> 2-->0, where W(ER) denotes the ideal of weakly compact operators on ER, while 2 is the unitization of the Hilbert space 2, endowed with the zero product.
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