Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6417595 | Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications | 2016 | 22 Pages |
Abstract
It is known that two normal functionals on a JBWâ-triple are orthogonal (i.e. they have orthogonal support tripotents) if and only if they are L-orthogonal (meaning that they span an isometric copy of â12). This is shown to be stable under small norm perturbations in the following sense: if the linear span of the two functionals is isometric up to δ>0 to â12, then the functionals are less far (in norm) than ε>0 from two orthogonal functionals, where εâ0 as δâ0. Analogous statements for finitely and even infinitely many functionals hold as well. And so does a corresponding statement for non-normal functionals.
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Authors
Antonio M. Peralta, Hermann Pfitzner,