On Asymptotically Symmetric Banach Spaces
M. Junge, D. Kutzarova, E. Odell
Abstract
We define and study asymptotically symmetric Banach spaces (a.s.) and its variations: weakly a.s. (w.a.s.) and weakly normalized a.s. (w.n.a.s.). If X is a.s. then all spreading models of X are uniformly symmetric. We show that the converse fails. We also show that w.a.s. and w.n.a.s. are not equivalent properties and that Schlumprecht's space S fails to be w.n.a.s. We show that if X is separable and has the property that every normalized weakly null sequence in X has a subsequence equivalent to the unit vector basis of c0 then X is w.a.s.. We obtain an analogous result if c0 is replaced by ell1 and also show it is false if c0 is replaced by ellp, 1 < p < infinity. We prove that if 1 less than or equal p < infinity and the norm of the sum of (xi)1n is of the order n1/p for all (xi)1n in the nth asymptotic structure of X, then X contains an asymptotic ellp, hence w.a.s. subspace.
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