In this paper, we introduce the notion of multi-fuzzy normed spaces and establish an asymptotic behavior of the quadratic functional equations in the setup of such spaces. We then investigate the superstability of strongly higher derivations in the framework of multi-fuzzy Banach algebras

We extend Troitsky’s ideas on measure-free martingales on Banach lattices to martingales of operators acting between a Banach lattice and a Banach space. We prove that each norm bounded martingale of cone absolutely summing (c.a.s.) operators (also known as 1-concave operators), from a Banach lattice E to a Banach space Y , can be generated by a single c.a.s. operator. As a consequence, we obta...

Motivated by multi-task machine learning with Banach spaces, we propose the notion of vector-valued reproducing kernel Banach spaces (RKBSs). Basic properties of the spaces and the associated reproducing kernels are investigated. We also present feature map constructions and several concrete examples of vector-valued RKBSs. The theory is then applied to multi-task machine learning. Especially, ...

We generalize the theory of Wiener amalgam spaces on locally compact groups to quasi-Banach spaces. As a main result we provide convolution relations for such spaces. Also we weaken the technical assumption that the global component is invariant under right translations, which is even new for the classical Banach space case. To illustrate our theory we discuss in detail an example on the ax + b...

Recently, there has been a growing interest in understanding the complexity of common analytic equivalence relations between separable Banach spaces via the notion of Borel reducibility in descriptive set theory (see [Bos] [FG] [FLR] [FR1] [FR2] [Me]). In general, the notion of Borel reducibility yields a hierarchy (though not linear) among equivalence relations in terms of their relative compl...

Assuming the generalized continuum hypothesis we construct arbitrarily big indecomposable Banach spaces. i.e., such that whenever they are decomposed as X ⊕ Y , then one of the closed subspaces X or Y must be finite dimensional. It requires alternative techniques compared to those which were initiated by Gowers and Maurey or Argyros with the coauthors. This is because hereditarily indecomposabl...