On a problem by Arens, Goldberg, and Luxemburg
Raymond Redheffer, Terence Tao
math.FAarXiv:math/0212075
Abstract
We construct a normed algebra with norm N(·) over the reals, which is quadrative in the sense that N(A2) N(A)2 for all A ∈ A, but is not 3- bounded in the sense that N(A3) N(A)3. This answers a question of Arens, Goldberg, and Luxemburg.
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