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Embedding functions and their role in interpolation theory

Evgeniy Pustylnik

Abstract and Applied Analysis, 1996, vol. 1, issue 3, 305-325

Abstract: The embedding functions of an intermediate space A into a Banach couple (A0, A1) are defined as its embedding constants into the couples (1αA0,1βA1), ∀α, β > 0. Using these functions, we study properties and interrelations of different intermediate spaces, give a new description of all real interpolation spaces, and generalize the concept of weak‐type interpolation to any Banach couple to obtain new interpolation theorems.

Date: 1996
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