How many vectors are needed to compute (p,q)-summing norms?
M. Defant, Marius Junge
Abstract
We will show that for q<p there exists an < ∞ such that \[ πpq(T) cpq πpq[nα](T) for all T of rank n.\] Such a polynomial number is only possible if q=2 or q<p. Furthermore, the growth rate is linear if q=2 or 1q-1p>12. Unless 1q-1p=12 this is also a necessary condition .
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