The absolute summability conjecture for exact interpolation spaces

Let EE be an exact interpolation space between l1l^1 and l2l^2 given by

E=(l1,l2)SK,E=(l^1,l^2)_S^K,

and let

XE=(L,G)SK.X_E=(L^{\infty},G)_S^K.

Absolute summability conjecture for exact interpolation spaces. The embedding

XE(L1,L2)SKX_E\subset (L^1,L^2)_S^K

is (E,1)(E,1)-absolutely summing.

This is presented as an extension of the paper's preceding conjecture, motivated by interpolation heuristics and an example in the paper. No resolution is given in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Sergey V. Astashkin, Karol Leśnik and Michał Wojciechowski, “Looking for a continuous version of Bennett–Carl theorem”, arXiv:2502.07041 (2025).

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