Spaces with large projection constants
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For every prime numberk, we give an explicit construction of a complexk-dimensional spaceX k with projection constantγ(X k ) = √k − 1/√k + 1/k. Moreover, there are realk-dimensional spacesX k withγ(x K ) ≧ √k − 1 for a subsequence of integersk. Hence in both casesγ(X k )/√k → 1 which is the maximal possible value sinceγ(X k ) ≦ √k is generally true.
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Banach Space Real Case Incidence Matrix Nuclear Norm Usual Scalar Product
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