Supports in Lipschitz-free spaces and applications to extremal structure
arXiv:1909.08843 · doi:10.1016/j.jmaa.2020.124128
Abstract
We show that the class of Lipschitz-free spaces over closed subsets of any complete metric space is closed under arbitrary intersections, improving upon the previously known finite-diameter case. This allows us to formulate a general and natural definition of supports for elements in a Lipschitz-free space . We then use this concept to study the extremal structure of . We prove in particular that is an exposed point of the unit ball of whenever the metric segment is trivial, and that any extreme point which can be expressed as a finitely supported perturbation of a positive element must be finitely supported itself. We also characterise the extreme points of the positive unit ball: they are precisely the normalized evaluation functionals on points of .
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