Recent progress and open problems in the theory of non-commutative infinite- dimensional Banach spaces
Speaker:
Haskell Rosenthal, University of Texas at Austin
Date and Time:
Monday, November 11, 2002 - 11:00am to 12:00pm
Location:
Fields Institute, Room 230
Abstract:
Let H be an infinite-dimensional Hilbert space. A non-commutative Banach space, or operator space, is defined to be a closed linear subspace of B(H) endowed with its natural tensor product norm on K, the space of compact operators on `2. The talk will deal mainly with Banach and operator space properties of C∗- algebras, especially K itself, and non commutative L p spaces. Particular topics include operator space analogues of the separable extension property and embedding and renorming problems for non-commutative Lp spaces.