On the Three-Space Property for Subprojective and Superprojective Banach Spaces

Abstract We introduce the notion of subprojective and superprojective operators and we use them to prove a variation of the three-space property for subprojective and superprojective spaces. As an application, we show that some spaces considered by Johnson and Lindenstrauss are both subprojective and superprojective.

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Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00009-025-02815-4
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1
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Advanced Banach Space Theory
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On the Three-Space Property for Subprojective and Superprojective Banach Spaces

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Advanced Banach Space Theory
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On the Three-Space Property for Subprojective and Superprojective Banach Spaces

Manuel González, Javier Pello
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Abstract

Abstract We introduce the notion of subprojective and superprojective operators and we use them to prove a variation of the three-space property for subprojective and superprojective spaces. As an application, we show that some spaces considered by Johnson and Lindenstrauss are both subprojective and superprojective.

Mediterranean Journal of MathematicsVol. 22(2)
Universidad de Cantabria (ES), Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (ES)
Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación, Universidad de Cantabria
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Advanced Banach Space Theory
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