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Examples of Separable Spaces Which Do Not Contain $L_{1}$ and Whose Duals Are Non-Separable

Studia Mathematica- Poland

doi 10.4064/sm-54-1-81-105

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Mathematics

Date

January 1, 1975

Authors

J. LindenstraussC. Stegall

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Institute of Mathematics, Polish Academy of Sciences


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