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A counterexample to the density of the space generated by the composition operators
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 April 2009
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It is known that, for an arbitrary convergence space X, the vector space generated by X is dense in LcCc (X) where both C(X) and its dual space carry the continuous convergence structure. In this note, a natural analogue formulated for the operator space L(Cc(X), Cc(X)) is considered, namely: is the vector space generated by the composition operators associated to the continuous mappings in C(X, X) dense in Lc (Cc (X), Cc (X)) ? This question is answered in the negative by a counterexample.
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