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math.FA2026

When surjectivity demands pathology

Piotr Kasprzak, Piotr Maćkowiak

In this paper, we characterize surjective nonlinear composition operators acting between the space of sequences of bounded variation and the space of bounded sequences. We show tha…

math.FA2026

On the independence of axioms for measures of non-compactness

Jerzy Grzybowski, Piotr Kasprzak, Piotr Maćkowiak

We investigate the independence of the axioms in the Banaś--Goebel approach to the theory of measures of non-compactness. We present a complete answer for four of the five axioms.…

math.FA2023

Integral operators in the spaces of functions of bounded Schramm variation

Jacek Gulgowski, Piotr Kasprzak, Piotr Maćkowiak

In this paper we provide a full characterization of linear integral operators acting from the space of functions of bounded Jordan variation to the space of functions of bounded Sc…

math.FA2022

Compactness in Lipschitz spaces and around

Jacek Gulgowski, Piotr Kasprzak, Piotr Maćkowiak

The aim of the paper is to characterize (pre)compactness in the spaces of Lipschitz/Hölder continuous mappings acting from a compact metric space to a normed space. To this end som…

math.FA2021

Compactness in normed spaces: a unified approach through semi-norms

Jacek Gulgowski, Piotr Kasprzak, Piotr Maćkowiak

In this paper we prove two new abstract compactness criteria in normed spaces. To this end we first introduce the notion of an equinormed set using a suitable family of semi-norms…

math.FA2021

A converse of the Banach contraction principle for partial metric spaces and the continuum hypothesis

Piotr Maćkowiak

A version of the Bessaga inverse of the Banach contraction principle for partial metric spaces is presented. Equivalence of that version and the continuum hypothesis is shown as we…