The ergodicity dichotomy for separable Banach spaces
The ergodicity dichotomy for separable Banach spaces
A separable Banach space is a Banach space with a countable dense subset, and a Banach space is ergodic when the isomorphism relation between its infinite-dimensional subspaces is as complex as the standard relation of eventual equality on . The ergodicity dichotomy. Every separable Banach space is either isomorphic to or ergodic.
The preceding structural results establish ergodicity for several classes of Banach spaces, while the remaining minimal case includes classical spaces such as , , and Schlumprecht's space. The conjecture proposes that the only separable non-ergodic space, up to isomorphism, is the Hilbert space .
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Valentin Ferenczi, “On the number of non permutatively equivalent sequences in a Banach space”, arXiv:math/0511170 (2005).
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