Model-theoretic independence in the Banach lattices $L_p(\mu)$
Ita\"i Ben Yaacov (ICJ), Alexander Berenstein (ICJ), C. Ward Henson, (UIUC)

TL;DR
This paper explores model-theoretic stability and independence in Banach lattices of the form L_p, providing characterizations and demonstrating the existence of canonical bases within these structures.
Contribution
It introduces a novel analysis-based characterization of non-dividing and proves the existence of canonical bases in L_p Banach lattices.
Findings
Non-dividing characterized via analysis concepts
Canonical bases exist as tuples of real elements
Advances understanding of model-theoretic properties in Banach lattices
Abstract
We study model-theoretic stability and independence in Banach lattices of the form , where . We characterize non-dividing using concepts from analysis and show that canonical bases exist as tuples of real elements.
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