On the structure of tensor products of lp spaces
Alvaro Arias, Jeff Farmer
Abstract
We examine some structural properties of (injective and projective) tensor products of p-spaces (projections, complemented subspaces, reflexivity, isomorphisms, etc.). We combine these results with combinatorial arguments to address the question of primarity for these spaces and their duals. Our main results are: (1) If 1<p<∞, then B(p)≈ B(Lp) (B(X) consists of the bounded linear operators on X). (2) If 1 pi+1 pj≤1 for every i≠ j, or if all of the pi's are equal, then p1·s pN is primary. (3) p embeds into p1·s pN if and only if there exists A⊂ \1,2,·s,n\ such that 1 p=\Σi∈ A1 pi,1\. (4) If 1≤ p<∞ and m≥1, then the space of homogeneous analytic polynomials Pm(p) and the symmetric tensor product of m copies of p are primary.
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