New examples of strongly subdifferentiable projective tensor products

Abstract

We prove that the norm of Xπ Y is SSD if either X=p(I) for p>2 and Y is a finite-dimensional Banach space such that the modulus of convexity is of power type q<p (e.g. if Y* is a subspace of Lq) or if X=c0(I) and Y* is any uniformly convex finite-dimensional Banach space. We also provide a characterisation of SSD elements of a projective tensor product which attain its projective norm in terms of a strengthening of the a local Bollob\'as property for bilinear mappings.

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