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most citedA hereditarily indecomposable L_\infty-space that solves the scalar-plus-compact problem

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math.FA2011★ 4 cited

Shift invariant preduals of

Matthew Daws, Richard Haydon, Thomas Schlumprecht +1

The Banach space admits many non-isomorphic preduals, for example, for any compact countable space , along with many more exotic Banach spaces. In this paper…

math.FA2009★ 14 cited

A hereditarily indecomposable L_\infty-space that solves the scalar-plus-compact problem

Spiros A Argyros, Richard G Haydon

We construct a hereditarily indecomposable Banach space with dual isomorphic to . Every bounded linear operator on this space has the form with a scalar and …

math.FA2006★ 1 cited

Spaces of functions with countably many discontinuities

R Haydon, A Molto, J Orihuela

Let be a Polish space and let be a separable and pointwise compact set of real-valued functions on . It is shown that if each function in has only countably many dis…

math.FA2006

Locally uniformly convex norms in Banach spaces and their duals

Richard Haydon

It is shown that a Banach space with locally uniformly convex dual admits an equivalent norm which is itself locally uniformly convex. It follows that on any such space all continu…

math.FA2006★ 6 cited

Smooth norms and approximation in Banach spaces of the type C(K)

Petr Hajek, Richard Haydon

We prove two theorems about differentiable functions on the Banach space C(K), where K is compact. (i) If C(K) admits a non-trivial function of class C^m and of bounded support, th…

math.FA1995★ 8 cited

Trees in renorming theory

Richard Haydon

Trees are very agreeable objects to work with, offering a diversity of behaviour within a structure that is sufficiently simple to admit precise analysis. Thus we are able to offer…