Banach spaces containing $c_0$ and elements in the fourth dual
Antonio Avil\'es, Gonzalo Mart\'inez-Cervantes, Abraham Rueda Zoca

TL;DR
This paper investigates the structure of nonseparable Banach spaces containing $c_0$, exploring conditions under which certain dual space elements characterize these spaces, and extends results from separable to nonseparable contexts using ultrafilters.
Contribution
It establishes a characterization of Banach spaces containing $c_0$ via renormings and dual elements, and extends the concept of almost square spaces to the nonseparable setting under certain set-theoretic assumptions.
Findings
A Banach space contains $c_0$ iff it admits a renorming with a specific dual element property.
Under the existence of selective ultrafilters, sequentially almost square spaces have a dual element characterization.
The nonseparable extension of the almost square characterization remains open without additional set-theoretic assumptions.
Abstract
A recent result of T.~Abrahamsen, P.~H\'ajek and S.~Troyanski states that a separable Banach space is almost square if and only if there exists such that for all . The proof passes through a sequential version of being almost square which we call being \textit{sequentially almost square}. In this article we study these conditions in the nonseparable setting. On one hand, we show that a Banach space contains a copy of if and only if there exists an equivalent renorming on for which there exists such that for every . On the other hand, although it is unclear whether the aforementioned result of T.~Abrahamsen et al. holds in the nonseparable setting, we show that, under the existence of selective ultrafilters, if is a sequentially almost square Banach space…
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