Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4672892 | Indagationes Mathematicae | 2014 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
An Archimedean semiprime f-algebra A for which IAâ§fâAfor all fâA is called a Stone f-algebra, where IA is the identity operator on A. Moreover, an operator T between two Stone f-algebras A and B is said to be contractive if fâAand0â¤fâ¤IAimply 0â¤Tfâ¤IB. The set K(A,B) of all positive contractive operators from A into B is a convex set. This paper characterizes extreme points in K(A,B). In this regard, we prove that TâK(A,B) is extreme if and only if T is an algebra homomorphism. Furthermore, we show that TâK(A,B) is extreme if and only if T is a Stone operator, meaning that, T(IAâ§f)=IBâ§Tffor all fâA.
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Authors
M.A. Ben Amor, K. Boulabiar, C. El Adeb,