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Main Authors: Wang, Di., Li, Yongjin.
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.12406
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author Wang, Di.
Li, Yongjin.
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Li, Yongjin.
contents In this paper, we investigate the extremal structure of the unit ball in the most general classes of Orlicz--Lorentz spaces. the characterizations of extreme points, strongly extreme points, and exposed points are given for Orlicz--Lorentz function spaces $Λ_{φ,ω}$ generated by an arbitrary Orlicz function $φ$ and a non--increasing weight function $ω$, without assuming $φ$ is an $N$-function and $ω$ is strict decreasing. Furthermore, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions for a functional in the dual space to attain its Luxemburg norm at $x \in Λ_{φ,ω}$ without assuming that $φ$ is an $N$--function. The supporting functionals of $x \in Λ_{φ,ω}$ are also characterized.
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spellingShingle Extreme points, strongly extreme points and exposed points in Orlicz--Lorentz spaces
Wang, Di.
Li, Yongjin.
Functional Analysis
In this paper, we investigate the extremal structure of the unit ball in the most general classes of Orlicz--Lorentz spaces. the characterizations of extreme points, strongly extreme points, and exposed points are given for Orlicz--Lorentz function spaces $Λ_{φ,ω}$ generated by an arbitrary Orlicz function $φ$ and a non--increasing weight function $ω$, without assuming $φ$ is an $N$-function and $ω$ is strict decreasing. Furthermore, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions for a functional in the dual space to attain its Luxemburg norm at $x \in Λ_{φ,ω}$ without assuming that $φ$ is an $N$--function. The supporting functionals of $x \in Λ_{φ,ω}$ are also characterized.
title Extreme points, strongly extreme points and exposed points in Orlicz--Lorentz spaces
topic Functional Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.12406