Mild Riesz* homomorphisms of higher degrees

Abstract Riesz* homomorphisms on ordered vector spaces are characterized, intrinsically, via a condition on finite sets. As it is not sufficient to reduce to sets with at most two elements, mild Riesz* homomorphisms (of degree 2) were introduced and investigated. In this paper, we introduce mild Riesz* homomorphisms of higher degrees and generalize the results on mild Riesz* homomorphisms of degree 2 to this setting. We focus on order unit spaces and give sufficient conditions such that mild Riesz* homomorphism of degree n and Riesz* homomorphisms coincide.

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Positivity
Published
2026-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11117-026-01195-7
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Approximation Theory and Sequence Spaces
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Mild Riesz* homomorphisms of higher degrees

Florian Boisen
Positivity
Approximation Theory and Sequence Spaces
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Mild Riesz* homomorphisms of higher degrees

Florian Boisen
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Abstract

Abstract Riesz* homomorphisms on ordered vector spaces are characterized, intrinsically, via a condition on finite sets. As it is not sufficient to reduce to sets with at most two elements, mild Riesz* homomorphisms (of degree 2) were introduced and investigated. In this paper, we introduce mild Riesz* homomorphisms of higher degrees and generalize the results on mild Riesz* homomorphisms of degree 2 to this setting. We focus on order unit spaces and give sufficient conditions such that mild Riesz* homomorphism of degree n and Riesz* homomorphisms coincide.

PositivityVol. 30(3)
Technische Universität Dresden
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Approximation Theory and Sequence Spaces
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