Weakly Compact "Matrices", Fubini-Like Property and Extension of Densely Defined Semigroups of Operators

Mathematics – Functional Analysis

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8 pages. v2: the exposition has been somewhat improved and unnecessary restrictions removed. v3: added references and acknowle

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Taking matrix as a synonym for a numerical function on the Cartesian product of two (in general, infinite) sets, a simple purely algebraic "reciprocity property" says that the set of rows spans a finite-dim space iff the set of columns does so. Similar topological reciprocity properties serve to define strongly compact and weakly compact matrices, featured in the well-known basic facts about almost periodic functions and about compact operators. Some properties, especially for the weak compact case, are investigated, such as the connection with the matrix having a Fubini-like property for general means. These are applied to prove possibility of extension to the entire semigroup of bounded densely defined semigroups of operators in a Banach space with weak continuity properties.

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