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Local geometry of L 1 ν L and L 1+L

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Extreme points of the unit sphere S (L 1+L ) of LL 1+L under the classical norm used in the interpolation theory were characterized in [8] and [11], while extreme points of S(L 1L ) under the classical norm were characterized in [7]. In this paper extreme points of the unit sphere of L 1+L and L 1L under the “dual” norms are characterized. Moreover, all the extreme points in L 1L and L 1+L (under both kinds of norms) are examined if they are exposed, H-points, or strongly exposed. Smooth points in both these spaces for both the norms are also characterized. Finally, it is proved that in general the spaces L p+L q and L pL q are not isometric to Orlicz spaces, provided that 1<p<q<+∞.

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The paper was written while the first named author was visiting The University of Memphis

The third named author is supported by KBN-Grant 2 PO3A 050 09.

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Hudzik, H., Kamińska, A. & Mastyło, M. Local geometry of L 1 ν L and L 1+L . Arch. Math. 68, 159–168 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s000130050045

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