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Fragmentation, amalgamation and twisted Hilbert spaces Daniel Morales Gonz alez Departamento de Matem aticas Universidad de Extremadura September 12, 2019 This work was supported by project MTM2016-76958-C2-1-P Palais problem and


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Fragmentation, amalgamation and twisted Hilbert spaces

Daniel Morales Gonz´ alez

Departamento de Matem´ aticas Universidad de Extremadura

September 12, 2019

This work was supported by project MTM2016-76958-C2-1-P

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Palais’ problem and twisted Hilbert spaces Complex interpolation and derivations Fragmentation and amalgamation

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Palais’ problem

Let X be a Banach space, and let Y be a closed subspace of X.

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Palais’ problem

Let X be a Banach space, and let Y be a closed subspace of X. Problem (Palais’) If Y and X/Y are isomorphic to a Hilbert space, has X to be isomorphic to a Hilbert space?

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Palais’ problem

Let X be a Banach space, and let Y be a closed subspace of X. Problem (Palais’) If Y and X/Y are isomorphic to a Hilbert space, has X to be isomorphic to a Hilbert space? The theory of twisted Hilbert spaces grew from this problem.

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

Definition A twisted Hilbert space is a Banach space X with a subspace Y isomorphic to a Hilbert space such that the corresponding quotient X/Y is also isomorphic to a Hilbert space.

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

Definition A twisted Hilbert space is a Banach space X with a subspace Y isomorphic to a Hilbert space such that the corresponding quotient X/Y is also isomorphic to a Hilbert space. In homological terms, it is the space in the middle of a short exact sequence 0 − → H − → X − → H − → 0.

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

Definition A twisted Hilbert space is a Banach space X with a subspace Y isomorphic to a Hilbert space such that the corresponding quotient X/Y is also isomorphic to a Hilbert space. In homological terms, it is the space in the middle of a short exact sequence 0 − → H − → X − → H − → 0. The first twisted Hilbert space that one can see is the proper Hilbert space

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

We say that a twisted Hilbert is trivial when the exact sequence splits, or equivalently

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

We say that a twisted Hilbert is trivial when the exact sequence splits, or equivalently the space in the middle is the direct sum of the subspace and the quotient,

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

We say that a twisted Hilbert is trivial when the exact sequence splits, or equivalently the space in the middle is the direct sum of the subspace and the quotient, the subspace is complemented,

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

We say that a twisted Hilbert is trivial when the exact sequence splits, or equivalently the space in the middle is the direct sum of the subspace and the quotient, the subspace is complemented, there exists a continuous proyection from the space to the subspace.

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Twisted Hilbert spaces

We say that a twisted Hilbert is trivial when the exact sequence splits, or equivalently the space in the middle is the direct sum of the subspace and the quotient, the subspace is complemented, there exists a continuous proyection from the space to the subspace. The first non-trivial twisted Hilbert was obtained by Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier, giving a negative answer to Palais’ problem.

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ELP space

This twisted Hilbert of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier, (ELP) has the form ℓ2(Fn), where Fn are finite-dimensional Banach spaces.

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ELP space

This twisted Hilbert of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier, (ELP) has the form ℓ2(Fn), where Fn are finite-dimensional Banach spaces.Precisely, they constructed these exact sequences 0 − → ℓn2

2 Pn

− → ELP n − → ℓn

2 −

→ 0 in such a way that limn→∞ Pn = ∞.

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ELP space

This twisted Hilbert of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier, (ELP) has the form ℓ2(Fn), where Fn are finite-dimensional Banach spaces.Precisely, they constructed these exact sequences 0 − → ℓn2

2 Pn

− → ELP n − → ℓn

2 −

→ 0 in such a way that limn→∞ Pn = ∞. So pasting all with the ℓ2 norm it results 0 − → ℓ2(ℓn2

2 ) −

→ ℓ2(ELP n) − → ℓ2(ℓn

2) −

→ 0, and cannot exists a continouos proyection to the subspace.

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Complex interpolation

Other method to construct twisted Hilbert spaces is by complex interpolation.

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Complex interpolation

Other method to construct twisted Hilbert spaces is by complex interpolation. Let S be the open strip {z ∈ C : 0 < Re(z) < 1} and let ¯ S its closure.

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Complex interpolation

Other method to construct twisted Hilbert spaces is by complex interpolation. Let S be the open strip {z ∈ C : 0 < Re(z) < 1} and let ¯ S its closure. Given an admissible pair (X0, X1) of complex Banach spaces, let Σ = X0 + X1 endowed with the norm x = inf{x00 + x11 : x = x0 + x1}.

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Complex interpolation

We denote F(X0, X1) to the space of functions f : ¯ S → Σ satisfying these conditions:

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Complex interpolation

We denote F(X0, X1) to the space of functions f : ¯ S → Σ satisfying these conditions: f is · Σ-bounded and · Σ-continuous on ¯ S,

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Complex interpolation

We denote F(X0, X1) to the space of functions f : ¯ S → Σ satisfying these conditions: f is · Σ-bounded and · Σ-continuous on ¯ S, f is · Σ-analytic on S,

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Complex interpolation

We denote F(X0, X1) to the space of functions f : ¯ S → Σ satisfying these conditions: f is · Σ-bounded and · Σ-continuous on ¯ S, f is · Σ-analytic on S, f(it + j) ∈ Xj, (j = 0, 1) and the map t ∈ R → f(it + j) is bounded and continuous.

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Complex interpolation

We denote F(X0, X1) to the space of functions f : ¯ S → Σ satisfying these conditions: f is · Σ-bounded and · Σ-continuous on ¯ S, f is · Σ-analytic on S, f(it + j) ∈ Xj, (j = 0, 1) and the map t ∈ R → f(it + j) is bounded and continuous. This space F is a Banach space under the norm fF = sup{f(it + j)j : j = 0, 1; t ∈ R}.

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Complex interpolation

Now, we can define the interpolated space at 0 ≤ θ ≤ 1 Xθ = (X0, X1)θ = {x ∈ Σ : x = f(θ) for some f ∈ F} with the norm xθ = inf{fF : x = f(θ)}.

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Complex interpolation

Now, we can define the interpolated space at 0 ≤ θ ≤ 1 Xθ = (X0, X1)θ = {x ∈ Σ : x = f(θ) for some f ∈ F} with the norm xθ = inf{fF : x = f(θ)}. Now, if δθ : F → Σ is the evaluation map at θ, then Xθ is the quotient of F by ker δθ, 0 − → ker δθ − → F − → Xθ − → 0.

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Complex interpolation

The following lemma provides the connection between complex interpolation and twisted Hilbert spaces Lemma δ′

θ : ker δθ → Xθ is bounded and onto for 0 < θ < 1.

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Complex interpolation

The following lemma provides the connection between complex interpolation and twisted Hilbert spaces Lemma δ′

θ : ker δθ → Xθ is bounded and onto for 0 < θ < 1.

If the interpolated space is a Hilbert space H we can complete the diagram doing a push-out ker δ F H H PO H

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Derivations

Let B : H → F be a bounded homogeneous selection for δ.

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Derivations

Let B : H → F be a bounded homogeneous selection for δ. The map Ω = δ′B is called the associated derivation to the twisted Hilbert space.

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Derivations

Let B : H → F be a bounded homogeneous selection for δ. The map Ω = δ′B is called the associated derivation to the twisted Hilbert space. Example (Kalton-Peck derivation) Fix the couple (ℓp, ℓq), where 1

p + 1 q = 1. When we interpolate

this scale at 1/2 appears the space ℓ2, and the map B(x)(z) = x2

  • 1

p − 1 q

  • (1−z) is a bounded homogeneous selection for

δ1/2,

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Derivations

Let B : H → F be a bounded homogeneous selection for δ. The map Ω = δ′B is called the associated derivation to the twisted Hilbert space. Example (Kalton-Peck derivation) Fix the couple (ℓp, ℓq), where 1

p + 1 q = 1. When we interpolate

this scale at 1/2 appears the space ℓ2, and the map B(x)(z) = x2

  • 1

p − 1 q

  • (1−z) is a bounded homogeneous selection for

δ1/2, so the derivation is K(x) = −2 1 p − 1 q

  • x log |x|

x.

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Fragmentation

Let us break a twisted Hilbert space and then repair it in the spirit of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier.

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Fragmentation

Let us break a twisted Hilbert space and then repair it in the spirit of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier. Let L be a Banach space such that there is a common unconditional basis for L and his dual L∗.

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Fragmentation

Let us break a twisted Hilbert space and then repair it in the spirit of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier. Let L be a Banach space such that there is a common unconditional basis for L and his dual L∗. Given a finite set A ⊂ N, we define L(A) = {x ∈ L : supp(x) ⊂ A}, with the norm xL(A) = 1AxL.

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Fragmentation

Let us break a twisted Hilbert space and then repair it in the spirit of Enflo, Lindenstrauss and Pisier. Let L be a Banach space such that there is a common unconditional basis for L and his dual L∗. Given a finite set A ⊂ N, we define L(A) = {x ∈ L : supp(x) ⊂ A}, with the norm xL(A) = 1AxL. Lemma (L(A), L∗(A))θ = (L, L∗)θ(A) with derivation ΩA(x) = 1AΩ(1Ax).

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Amalgamation

Now, we are pasting the pieces L(An) together using the ”glue”

  • f a Banach sequence space, or in a generalized form:

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Amalgamation

Now, we are pasting the pieces L(An) together using the ”glue”

  • f a Banach sequence space, or in a generalized form:

Let Λ be a K¨

  • the space defined on a measure space M.

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Amalgamation

Now, we are pasting the pieces L(An) together using the ”glue”

  • f a Banach sequence space, or in a generalized form:

Let Λ be a K¨

  • the space defined on a measure space M. Given a

Banach space X one can define the vector valued Banach space Λ(X) of measurable functions f : M → X such that the function ˆ f(·) = f(·)X : M → R given by t → f(t)X is in Λ, endowed with the norm f(·)XΛ.

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Amalgamation

Theorem Fix 0 < θ < 1. Let (λ0, λ1) an interpolation couple of Banach lattices on the same measure space for which (λ0, λ1)θ = λ1−θ λθ

1

with associated derivation ωθ. Let (X0, X1) be an interpolation couple of Banach spaces with associated derivation Ωθ at θ. Assume that λ0(X0) is reflexive. Then (λ0(X0), λ1(X1))θ = λ1−θ λθ

1 ((X0, X1)θ)

with associated derivation Φθ defined on the dense subspace of simple functions as follows: given f = N

n=1 an1An then

Φθ (f) = ωθ

  • f(·)

N

  • n=1

an an1An +

N

  • n=1

Ωθ(an)1An.

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Amalgamation

Let us see some example, consider the couples (ℓp, ℓq) and (ℓq, ℓp) (in reversed order). The interpolated space is ℓ2(ℓ2).

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Amalgamation

Let us see some example, consider the couples (ℓp, ℓq) and (ℓq, ℓp) (in reversed order). The interpolated space is ℓ2(ℓ2). The derivation at 1/2 respect to the first couple is K(x) =

  • 2

p − 2 q k xk log |xk|

xuk where (uk) denotes the canonical basis of ℓ2;

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Amalgamation

Let us see some example, consider the couples (ℓp, ℓq) and (ℓq, ℓp) (in reversed order). The interpolated space is ℓ2(ℓ2). The derivation at 1/2 respect to the first couple is K(x) =

  • 2

p − 2 q k xk log |xk|

xuk where (uk) denotes the canonical basis of ℓ2; respect the second couple, the derivation at 1/2 is −K(x) =

  • 2

p − 2 q k xk log |xk|

xek.

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Amalgamation

Let us see some example, consider the couples (ℓp, ℓq) and (ℓq, ℓp) (in reversed order). The interpolated space is ℓ2(ℓ2). The derivation at 1/2 respect to the first couple is K(x) =

  • 2

p − 2 q k xk log |xk|

xuk where (uk) denotes the canonical basis of ℓ2; respect the second couple, the derivation at 1/2 is −K(x) =

  • 2

p − 2 q k xk log |xk|

  • xek. Thus, according to

the Theorem the associated derivation at a = N

k=1 akuk with

ak ∈ ℓ2 given by Φ(a) = 2 p − 2 p∗ N

  • k=1
  • ak log ak

a −

  • n

ak(n) log |ak(n)| ak en

  • uk.

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Thank you for your attention