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A Short Proof of the Uniform Smoothness of Certain Lebesgue Spaces
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A Short Proof of the Uniform Smoothness of Certain Lebesgue Spaces
2020
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Overview
This note gives a short, direct proof of the uniform smoothness of L
p
spaces with
. Current proofs in the literature use the uniform convexity of the L
p
spaces and the duality between convexity and smoothness. As a corollary, using duality, we obtain the uniform convexity of the L
p
spaces with
, which is the notoriously \"difficult\" range, without recourse to Clarkson's second inequality. The method of proof also gives the power-type of the modulus of smoothness of L
p
spaces with
; this is known and was stated by J. Lindenstrauss and L. Tzafriri in Classical Banach Spaces II in Chapter 1, Section e. The proof was postponed to Vol. III, but this was never written.
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Taylor & Francis,Taylor & Francis, Ltd
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