Q-Reflexive Banach spaces
Richard M. Aron, Sean Dineen
Abstract
Let E be a Banach space and, for any positive integer n, let P(nE) denote the Banach space of continuous n-homogeneous polynomials on E. Davie and Gamelin showed that the natural extension mapping from P(nE) to P(nE) is an isometry into the latter space. Here, we investigate when there is a natural isomorphism between P(nE) and P(nE). Among other things, we show that if E satisfies: (a) no spreading model built on a normalised weakly null sequence has a lower q-estimate for any q < ∞, (b) E has RNP, and (c) E has the approximation property, then P(nE) has RNP for every n. Moreover, if E satisfies (a) and is such that E has both the RNP and the approximation property, then P(nE) and P(nE) are isomorphic for every n. We also exhibit a quasi-reflexive Banach space E for which P(nE) and P(nE) are isomorphic for every n. Related work has been done recently by (i) M. Gonzalez, (ii) M. Valdivia, and (iii) J. Jaramillo, A. Prieto, and I. Zalduendo.
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