On the relation between several notions of unconditional structure
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The unconditional structure of a space constructed by Kalton and Peck is investigated. Among other things it is proved that even though this space has an unconditional decomposition into subspaces of dimension two, it does not have G.L. l.u.st.
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Banach Space Banach Lattice Unconditional Basis Finite Dimensional Space Isomorphic Copy
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