Interpolation between sum and intersection of Banach spaces
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- 1986-05-01
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- 26
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Keywords
Mathematics, Interpolation space, Banach space, Interpolation (computer graphics), Intersection (aeronautics)
References
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- On some Banach lattices
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- Indices and interpolation
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- The K-functional for symmetric spaces
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- Notes on non-interpolation spaces
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- Intersections, sums, and the Jordan-H\"older property for exact categories
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