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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results Preserved and unpreserved extreme points A. J. Guirao 1 , V. Montesinos 1 , V. Zizler 2 1 Instituto de Matemtica Pura y Aplicada, Universidad


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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

  • A. J. Guirao1,
  • V. Montesinos1,
  • V. Zizler2

1Instituto de Matemática Pura y Aplicada, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia,

Spain 2Alberta University, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Aleksander Pełczy´ nski Memorial Conference

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Alexander Pełczy´ nski

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

  • A. J. Guirao1,
  • V. Montesinos1,
  • V. Zizler2

1Instituto de Matemática Pura y Aplicada, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia,

Spain 2Alberta University, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Aleksander Pełczy´ nski Memorial Conference

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Outline

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Basic facta

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Earlier and related results

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Some other definitions and auxiliary results

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The main results

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Extreme points

X Banach. BX closed unit ball, SX unit sphere

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Extreme points

X Banach. BX closed unit ball, SX unit sphere x ∈ SX is extreme if x = y + z 2 and y, z ∈ BX ⇒ y = z

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Extreme points

X Banach. BX closed unit ball, SX unit sphere x ∈ SX is extreme if x = y + z 2 and y, z ∈ BX ⇒ y = z

extreme nonextreme BX

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Extreme points

X Banach. BX closed unit ball, SX unit sphere x ∈ SX is extreme if x = y + z 2 and y, z ∈ BX ⇒ y = z

extreme nonextreme BX

BX X X∗∗ BX∗∗

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Remark

If X nonreflexive then BX ∗∗ has extreme points non in X.

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Remark

If X nonreflexive then BX ∗∗ has extreme points non in X. BX X X∗∗ BX∗∗

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Remark

If X nonreflexive then BX ∗∗ has extreme points non in X. BX X X∗∗ BX∗∗ Reason: James’ Theorem

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

preserved extreme points

x ∈ SX is preserved extreme whenever extreme of BX ∗∗

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

preserved extreme points

x ∈ SX is preserved extreme whenever extreme of BX ∗∗

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX preserved

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

preserved extreme points

x ∈ SX is preserved extreme whenever extreme of BX ∗∗

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX preserved

Otherwise, unpreserved

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

All extreme points are preserved in C(K), Lp, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

All extreme points are preserved in C(K), Lp, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞

X BX∗∗

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

All extreme points are preserved in C(K), Lp, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞

X BX∗∗

Question (Phelps’61) ∃ unpreserved?

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

All extreme points are preserved in C(K), Lp, 1 ≤ p ≤ ∞

X BX∗∗

Question (Phelps’61) ∃ unpreserved? Answer (Katznelson’61) Disk algebra

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Lemma (Rosenthal) e ∈ SX preserved extreme ⇔ {slices ∋ e} base of w-neighborhoods.

e BX

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 xn

x0+xn 2

BX X BX∗∗ BX LUR all SX preserved extreme

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

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x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme⇒ w-strongly extreme

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme⇒ w-strongly extreme (=preserved extreme [Godun–Lin– Troyanski’92])

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme⇒ w-strongly extreme (=preserved extreme [Godun–Lin– Troyanski’92]) ⇒ extreme

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x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme⇒ w-strongly extreme (=preserved extreme [Godun–Lin– Troyanski’92]) ⇒ extreme all SX strongly extreme ≡ MLUR (see Lajara, Pallarés, Troyanski’09)

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

x0 Strongly exposed

x0 Denting

LUR ⇒ strongly exposed ⇒ denting

x0 (w-) Strongly extreme x0 Extreme

denting ⇒ strongly extreme⇒ w-strongly extreme (=preserved extreme [Godun–Lin– Troyanski’92]) ⇒ extreme all SX strongly extreme ≡ MLUR (see Lajara, Pallarés, Troyanski’09) all SX extreme ≡ R

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

Remark X RNP then BX has extreme points that are preserved.

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Theorem TFAE (i) X fails RNP .

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Theorem TFAE (i) X fails RNP . (ii) [Schachermayer–Sersouri–Werner’89] ∀ ε ∃ | · | dist (ExtB∗∗

|·|, X) ≥ 1 − ε.

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Theorem TFAE (i) X fails RNP . (ii) [Schachermayer–Sersouri–Werner’89] ∀ ε ∃ | · | dist (ExtB∗∗

|·|, X) ≥ 1 − ε.

(iii) [Bourgain’78, Stegall’63] ∃ | · | each extreme is unpreserved (and dist (ExtB∗∗

|·|, X) > 0).

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A renorming answer to Phelp’s question Theorem (Godun’85) TFAE

1

X nonreflexive.

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A renorming answer to Phelp’s question Theorem (Godun’85) TFAE

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X nonreflexive.

2

∃ | · |, some x ∈ S|·| extreme, and unpreserved.

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A renorming answer to Phelp’s question Theorem (Godun’85) TFAE

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X nonreflexive.

2

∃ | · |, some x ∈ S|·| extreme, and unpreserved.

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A dramatic renorming answer to Phelps’s question. Theorem (Morris’83) X separable, c0 ֒ → X, then ∃ | · |, all points in SX unpreserved.

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A dramatic renorming answer to Phelps’s question. Theorem (Morris’83) X separable, c0 ֒ → X, then ∃ | · |, all points in SX unpreserved. X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A dramatic renorming answer to Phelps’s question. Theorem (Morris’83) X separable, c0 ֒ → X, then ∃ | · |, all points in SX unpreserved. X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved Separable problems: Since (c0 ֒ → X) ⇒ M ⇒ ¬RNP,

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A dramatic renorming answer to Phelps’s question. Theorem (Morris’83) X separable, c0 ֒ → X, then ∃ | · |, all points in SX unpreserved. X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved Separable problems: Since (c0 ֒ → X) ⇒ M ⇒ ¬RNP, 1.- Characterize spaces with M

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A dramatic renorming answer to Phelps’s question. Theorem (Morris’83) X separable, c0 ֒ → X, then ∃ | · |, all points in SX unpreserved. X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved Separable problems: Since (c0 ֒ → X) ⇒ M ⇒ ¬RNP, 1.- Characterize spaces with M 2.- Characterize spaces where each renorming has some extreme point preserved

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

A little improvement

Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X separable, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃ | · |, all points unpreserved, one direction, uniform.

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A little improvement

Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X separable, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃ | · |, all points unpreserved, one direction, uniform.

δ δ x0 BX∗∗ y∗∗

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Definition X polyhedral whenever BX ∩ F polyhedron ∀ finite-dimensional F.

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Definition X polyhedral whenever BX ∩ F polyhedron ∀ finite-dimensional F.

BX F non-polyhedral

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Definition X polyhedral whenever BX ∩ F polyhedron ∀ finite-dimensional F.

BX F non-polyhedral BX F polyhedral

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Theorem (Fonf, Hájek’95) TFAE (i) X separable isomorphic to polyhedral.

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Theorem (Fonf, Hájek’95) TFAE (i) X separable isomorphic to polyhedral. (ii) X has a countable James boundary.

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Theorem (Fonf, Hájek’95) TFAE (i) X separable isomorphic to polyhedral. (ii) X has a countable James boundary. (iii) X separable and equivalent norm C∞-smooth away from the origin and depends locally on a finite number of coordinates.

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Theorem (Fonf’80) X with countable James boundary ⇒ c0-saturated

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Theorem (Fonf’80) X with countable James boundary ⇒ c0-saturated Theorem (Rodé, Godefroy) X with a separable James boundary ⇒ X separable Asplund. (Note: their result is much more general)

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Basic facta Earlier and related results Some other definitions and auxiliary results The main results

The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary.

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth,

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth, all x ∈ SX unpreserved extreme.

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth, all x ∈ SX unpreserved extreme. Observe | · | strictly convex.

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth, all x ∈ SX unpreserved extreme. Observe | · | strictly convex.

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth, all x ∈ SX unpreserved extreme. Observe | · | strictly convex.

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved

Problems 1.-Characterize spaces with this property

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The main results I

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X with countable James boundary. Then ∃ | · | C∞-smooth, all x ∈ SX unpreserved extreme. Observe | · | strictly convex.

X

BX∗∗

all x ∈ SX unpreserved

Problems 1.-Characterize spaces with this property 2.-Can the extreme points of BX ∗∗ can be pushed far?

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth.

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth. If ∃ x0 strongly extreme of BX,

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth. If ∃ x0 strongly extreme of BX, then X superreflexive.

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth. If ∃ x0 strongly extreme of BX, then X superreflexive.

x0 x0 + h x0 − h BX

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth. If ∃ x0 strongly extreme of BX, then X superreflexive.

x0 x0 + h x0 − h BX

f(h) := x +h+x −h−2, h < δ.

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The main results II

Fabian, Whitfield, and Zizler for strongly exposed points (1983). Theorem ([Guirao, Zizler, M.) X infinite dimensional, C2-smooth. If ∃ x0 strongly extreme of BX, then X superreflexive.

x0 x0 + h x0 − h BX

f(h) := x +h+x −h−2, h < δ. bump with uniformly continuous derivative

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Main results III

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X separable infinite-dimensional polyhedral. Then ∃ | · | all x ∈ S(|·|) preserved extreme non-strongly extreme.

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points

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Main results III

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X separable infinite-dimensional polyhedral. Then ∃ | · | all x ∈ S(|·|) preserved extreme non-strongly extreme. Corollary X separable infinite-dimensional polyhedral.

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Main results III

Theorem (Guirao, Zizler, M.) X separable infinite-dimensional polyhedral. Then ∃ | · | all x ∈ S(|·|) preserved extreme non-strongly extreme. Corollary X separable infinite-dimensional polyhedral. Then ∃ | · | no x ∈ S|·| of continuity.

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1.-[Moltó–Orihuela–Troyanski–Valdivia’01] James space J, then J∗∗ has | · | all points in SX strongly extreme.

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1.-[Moltó–Orihuela–Troyanski–Valdivia’01] James space J, then J∗∗ has | · | all points in SX strongly extreme. 2.-[Hu–Moors–Smith’97] ℓ∞ no norm all SX preserved extreme.

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1.-[Moltó–Orihuela–Troyanski–Valdivia’01] James space J, then J∗∗ has | · | all points in SX strongly extreme. 2.-[Hu–Moors–Smith’97] ℓ∞ no norm all SX preserved extreme. 3.-[Hájek’98] Γ uncountable, then no C2 rotund norm on c0(Γ).

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M),

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0. ∃y∗∗

0 ∈ Y ∗∗, | · | in c0, |y ± δy∗∗ 0 | ≤ 1, all y ∈ S(Y,|·|),

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0. ∃y∗∗

0 ∈ Y ∗∗, | · | in c0, |y ± δy∗∗ 0 | ≤ 1, all y ∈ S(Y,|·|),

∃ T : Y → ℓ2 1 − 1, T ∗∗y∗∗

0 = 0.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0. ∃y∗∗

0 ∈ Y ∗∗, | · | in c0, |y ± δy∗∗ 0 | ≤ 1, all y ∈ S(Y,|·|),

∃ T : Y → ℓ2 1 − 1, T ∗∗y∗∗

0 = 0.

Put |(g, y)| = max{g, |y|}.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0. ∃y∗∗

0 ∈ Y ∗∗, | · | in c0, |y ± δy∗∗ 0 | ≤ 1, all y ∈ S(Y,|·|),

∃ T : Y → ℓ2 1 − 1, T ∗∗y∗∗

0 = 0.

Put |(g, y)| = max{g, |y|}. ∃S : G → c0(Γ) 1 − 1.

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Theorem (Guirao, M., Zizler) X WCG Banach, c0 ֒ → X. Then ∃| · | one-direction-uniformly (M), i.e., all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, same δ. Remark Valid for WLD spaces. Proof X = G ⊕ Y, where c0 ֒ → Y, Y separable. By Sobczyk, take Y = c0. ∃y∗∗

0 ∈ Y ∗∗, | · | in c0, |y ± δy∗∗ 0 | ≤ 1, all y ∈ S(Y,|·|),

∃ T : Y → ℓ2 1 − 1, T ∗∗y∗∗

0 = 0.

Put |(g, y)| = max{g, |y|}. ∃S : G → c0(Γ) 1 − 1. Put η(g, y) := |(g, y)| + (S(g)2

D + T(y)2 2)1/2.

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∃ nonseparable X, c0 ֒ → X, no equivalent | · | (M). Example ℓ∞/c0. It has not strictly convex norm (Bourgain)

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An extension Theorem G strictly convex. Then G ⊕ c0 has | · |, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved, one direction, uniform.

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A special property of c0(Γ)

Theorem ∃ | · | in c0(Γ), Fréchet differentiable, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved.

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A special property of c0(Γ)

Theorem ∃ | · | in c0(Γ), Fréchet differentiable, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved.

  • Proof. On c0(Γ)

∃ · S C∞-smooth, depends locally finitely many coordinates (using the Implicit Mapping Theorem)

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Theorem ∃ | · | in c0(Γ), Fréchet differentiable, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved.

  • Proof. On c0(Γ)

∃ · S C∞-smooth, depends locally finitely many coordinates (using the Implicit Mapping Theorem) ∃ · LUR,F LUR, Fréchet smooth.

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A special property of c0(Γ)

Theorem ∃ | · | in c0(Γ), Fréchet differentiable, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved.

  • Proof. On c0(Γ)

∃ · S C∞-smooth, depends locally finitely many coordinates (using the Implicit Mapping Theorem) ∃ · LUR,F LUR, Fréchet smooth. T : c0(Γ) → c0(Γ \ N) ⊕ ℓ2 (a special T that annihilates some elements in ℓ∞)

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Theorem ∃ | · | in c0(Γ), Fréchet differentiable, all x ∈ S(X,|·|) extreme, all unpreserved.

  • Proof. On c0(Γ)

∃ · S C∞-smooth, depends locally finitely many coordinates (using the Implicit Mapping Theorem) ∃ · LUR,F LUR, Fréchet smooth. T : c0(Γ) → c0(Γ \ N) ⊕ ℓ2 (a special T that annihilates some elements in ℓ∞) |(y, x)| = (y, x)S + (y2

LUR,F + x2 2)1/2, y ∈ c0(Γ \ N),

x ∈ c0.

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Appendix References

References I

  • M. Fabian, P

. Habala, P . Hájek, V. Montesinos, V. Zizler. Banach Space Theory: the Basis for Linear and Non-Linear Analysis Springer-Verlag, New York, 2011.

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Preserved and unpreserved extreme points. Springer-Verlag, to appear. P . Morris Dissapearance of extreme points

  • Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 88, 2 (1983), 244–246.
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References II

P . Hájek, V. Montesinos, and V. Zizler Geometry and Gâteaux smoothness in separable Banach spaces

  • Oper. Matrices 6 (2012), (2), 201–232.
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A note on extreme points of C∞-smooth balls in polyhedral spaces To appear.

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