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Entropy numbers of finite-dimensional Lorentz space embeddings
Joscha Prochno, Mathias Sonnleitner, Jan Vybíral
The sequence of entropy numbers quantifies the degree of compactness of a linear operator acting between quasi-Banach spaces. We determine the asymptotic behavior of entropy number…
Sampling projections in the uniform norm
David Krieg, Kateryna Pozharska, Mario Ullrich +1
We show that there are sampling projections on arbitrary -dimensional subspaces of with at most samples and norm of order , where is the space of co…
Stability of (eventually) positive semigroups on spaces of continuous functions
Sahiba Arora, Jochen Glück
We present a new and very short proof of the fact that, for positive -semigroups on spaces of continuous functions, the spectral and the growth bound coincide. Our argument, i…
Random sections of -ellipsoids, optimal recovery and Gelfand numbers of diagonal operators
Aicke Hinrichs, Joscha Prochno, Mathias Sonnleitner
We study the circumradius of a random section of an -ellipsoid, , and compare it with the minimal circumradius over all sections with subspaces of the same c…
Approximation, Gelfand, and Kolmogorov numbers of Schatten class embeddings
Joscha Prochno, Michał Strzelecki
Let and denote by and the corresponding Schatten classes of real matrices. We study approximation quantities of nat…
Spectrum and convergence of eventually positive operator semigroups
Sahiba Arora, Jochen Glück
An intriguing feature of positive -semigroups on function spaces (or more generally on Banach lattices) is that their long-time behaviour is much easier to describe than it is…