Notes on Noncommutative LP and Orlicz Spaces / / Stanisław Goldstein, Louis Labuschagne.
Since the pioneering work of Dixmier and Segal in the early 50's, the theory of noncommutative LP-spaces has grown into a very refined and important theory with wide applications. Despite this fact there is as yet no self-contained peer-reviewed introduction to the most general version of this...
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