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A $p$-summability approach to the weak maximizing property

Oscar Ivan Blanco Ardila and Vinícius C. C. Miranda

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10.48550/arxiv.2609.03988
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Mathematical PhysicsNumerical AnalysisProbabilityStatistics Theory

Abstract

Motivated by the weak maximizing property ($\mathrm{WMP}$), we investigate $p$-summability conditions on maximizing sequences of bounded linear operators. Since the naive $p$-summability formulation is independent of $p$ and collapses to norm attainment for all operators, we introduce the weakly $p$-singular maximizing property ($\mathrm{SMP}_p$), based on maximizing sequences with no weakly $p$-summable subsequence. We completely characterize when the pairs $(\ell_p,\ell_q)$ and $(\ell_p,c_0)$ have the $\mathrm{SMP}_r$, revealing sharp contrasts with the $\mathrm{WMP}$. We also characterize the Schur property of order $p$ via the $\mathrm{WMP}$ and the $\mathrm{SMP}_r$. Under relative weak $p$-precompactness and suitable Dunford-Pettis-type assumptions, we characterize universal norm attainment for operators from $X$ to $Y$ in terms of either the $\mathrm{SMP}_q$ for adjoint operators or the weak$^{*}$-to-weak$^{*}$ maximizing property, and derive corresponding duality consequences for the $\mathrm{SMP}_p$. Finally, we introduce $p$-convergent perturbation properties for operators and their adjoints, characterize them for classical sequence spaces, and show that the $p$-convergent perturbation property is strictly weaker than the $\mathrm{SMP}_p$.

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