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It seems to be a folk result that l_infinity has the approximation property, even the bounded approximation property, and also, I think, even the so-called propery pi (approximation property) of Lindenstrauss. This is eluded alluded to in a few texts, but I cannot seem to find the proof, which is presumably obvious. Does anyone have a reference or an easy solution? Cheers, R. Fry |
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Approximation PropertyIt seems to be a folk result that l_infinity has the approximation property, even the bounded approximation property, and also, I think, even the so-called propery pi (approximation property) of Lindenstrauss. This is eluded to in a few texts, but I cannot seem to find the proof, which is presumably obvious. Does anyone have a reference or an easy solution? Cheers, R. Fry
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