Bilinear forms on exact operator spaces and B(H) B(H)
Marius Junge, Gilles Pisier
Abstract
Let E,F be exact operators (For example subspaces of the C*-algebra K(H) of all the compact operators on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space H). We study a class of bounded linear maps u E F* which we call tracially bounded. In particular, we prove that every completely bounded (in short c.b.) map u E F* factors boundedly through a Hilbert space. This is used to show that the set OSn of all n-dimensional operator spaces equipped with the c.b. version of the Banach Mazur distance is not separable if n>2. As an application we show that there is more than one C*-norm on B(H) B(H), or equivalently that B(H)B(H)=B(H)B(H), which answers a long standing open question. Finally we show that every ``maximal" operator space (in the sense of Paulsen) is not exact in the infinite dimensional case, and in the finite dimensional case, we give a lower bound for the ``exactness constant".
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