Banach lattices of homogeneous polynomials not containing c0
Abstract
First we develop a technique to construct Banach lattices of homogeneous polynomials. We obtain, in particular, conditions for the linear spans of all positive compact and weakly compact n-homogeneous polynomials between the Banach lattices E and F, denoted by P Kr(n E; F) and PWr(n E; F), to be Banach lattices with the polynomial regular norm. Next we study when the following are equivalent for I = K or I = W: (1) The space Pr(n E; F) of regular polynomials contains no copy of c0. (2) PIr(n E; F) contains no copy of c0. (3) PIr(n E; F) is a projection band in Pr(n E; F). (4) Every positive polynomial in Pr(n E; F) belongs to P Ir(nE;F). The result we obtain in the compact case can be regarded as a lattice polynomial Kalton theorem. Most of our results and examples are new even in the linear case n = 1.
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