Thenumber of points where a linear mapping from $l<sup>n</sup><sub>2</sub>$ into $l<sup>n</sup><sub>p</sub>$ attains its norm

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  • Werner Linde

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https://doi.org/10.1285/i15900932v12p145

Abstract

Let S be a regular $n ? n$ -matrix mapping $l2n$ onto $lpn$, $1≤ p < ∈fty$, with norm $\|S\|=\| S: l2^n→ lpn\|$. Then we are interested in the set $$C := {z ∈ Rn; \|z\|2=1\;\textrm{and}\; \|Sz\|p=\|S\|},$$ i.e. the set of points on the unit sphere where S attains its norm. We prove $card(C) <∈fty$ for $1≤ p < 2$ .This follows from properties of the Taylor expansion of $x → \|Sx\|p$ near points in C. The case $2 < p < ∈fty$ remains open. But we show by an example that for $p> 2$ the behaviour of $x → \|Sx\|p$ may be completely different as for $p < 2$ .

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01-01-1992

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