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Computingp-summing norms with few vectors

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It is shown that thep-summing norm of any operator withn-dimensional domain can be well-aproximated using only “few” vectors in the definition of thep-summing norm. Except for constants independent ofn and logn factors, “few” meansn if 1<p<2 andn p/2 if 2<p<∞.

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Supported in part by NSF #DMS90-03550 and the U.S.-Israel Binational Science Foundation.

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Johnson, W.B., Schechtman, G. Computingp-summing norms with few vectors. Israel J. Math. 87, 19–31 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02772980

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