On weak*-basic sequences in duals and biduals of spaces C(X) and Quojections
Jerzy Kakol, Manuel Lopez-Pellicer, Wieslaw Sliwa

TL;DR
This paper investigates the existence of weak*-basic sequences in duals and biduals of spaces C(X) and quojections, providing concrete examples and addressing longstanding open problems in functional analysis.
Contribution
It demonstrates the presence of weak*-basic sequences in duals and biduals of C(X) and quojections, and introduces concrete sequences with quantitative estimates, advancing understanding of the weak*-basic sequence problem.
Findings
Weak*-basic sequences exist in duals and biduals of C(X) and quojections.
Constructed concrete sequences with small-rectangle estimates in C(X x Y).
Open problems regarding basic sequences in duals of Banach spaces are discussed.
Abstract
We show that for infinite Tychonoff spaces X and Y the weak*-dual of Ck(X x Y) contains a basic sequence; moreover, the weak*-bidual of Ck(X) contains such a sequence as well. When X and Y are infinite compact spaces, we single out a concrete sequence ({\mu}n) of finitely supported signed measures on X x Y with quantitative small-rectangle estimates, and we prove that every subsequence of ({\mu}n) admits a further subsequence which is strongly normal and forms a weak*-basic sequence in the dual C(X x Y)* of the Banach space C(X x Y). We also study the weak*-basic sequence problem for Frechet locally convex spaces in the class of quojections, and prove that for every quojection E the bidual E** admits a weak*-basic sequence, while a long-standing open problem asks whether the dual of every infinite-dimensional Banach space admits a basic sequence in the weak*-topology. Several examples…
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TopicsAdvanced Banach Space Theory · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
