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f(x)+g(x)

The relation

h = f+g can then be c h a r a c t e r i z e d Recall

that,

in EBAN,

w i t h the usual whereas

A ~ C differs

f,g,h:

of all pairs

~ Nxll for

to EBAN and

A ÷ B given by

in EBAN by the following

operations

this

IEl.

(x e A) again belongs maps

of the

step towards in

such that ilf(x)+g(x)il

between

A x C consists

componentwise

The m a i n

of addition

If f and g are any maps A ÷ B in EBAN

will be called

of p r o p e r t i e s

considerations:

[x~y), x e A and y £ C,

and the norm II (x,Y)ll = max{ilxIi,llYli~,q

from A x C only in its norm which

is II (x,y)ll =

llxli+nlyil; since max{llxll,llyil} ~ nlxli+llyll, the m a p j: A@C ÷ ArC, w i t h identity effect,

belongs

to EBAN.

Formally,

j is defined

by the specifications

p j u = IA, qju = OA, pjv = OC, qjv = 1 C where u: A ÷ A~C and v: C ÷ A@C are the coproduct and q: A r C ÷ C the product

projections. P

A

A A is the diagonal

embedding

m a y be v i e w e d as the subspace (x,x) =

(y,z),

it consists

also be r e p r e s e n t e d

by A (2) w h i c h

the p u l l b a c k

A

(A@A) of all

(x,(x,x)), is o b t a i n e d

(x,(y,z))

W i t h these maps,

pullback

we o b v i o u s l y

diagram. have

Since P

such that

w i t h norm 211xll. Hence, from A by doubling

We let iA: A (2) ÷ A and a (2) A : A (2) ÷ A @ A be the vertical map in the c o r r e s p o n d i n g

diagram

A@A

and JA the m a p just discussed.

of A x

of all

consider

and p: ArC ÷ A

.~ AXA A

where

Now, >

embe