Calculations on a Class of Candidate Solutions for the Distortion Problem on l 2
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN MATHEMATICS - Year 2019, Vol 16, Issue 0
Abstract
In 1994 E. Odell and Th. Schlumprecht showed that the Hilbert space (` 2 ) was arbitrarily distortable.However, we do not have a defined sequence of norms that would perform this distortion. G. An-droulakis and the author defined a class of norms equivalent to the Hilbert space norm. These normsare candidate sequences of norms that might distort ` 2 . These norms are recursively defined andcalculations with these norms are quite difficult. Here we present a tool, a Python program, thatcalculates the norms defined by G. Androulakis and the author.
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Frank Sanacory
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