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The weak maximizing property for $(L_p([0,1]),L_q([0,1]))$

Functional Analysis 2026-07-15 v1

Abstract

We solve [4, Question 4.2] left open by Dantas, Jung and Mart\'inez-Cervantes by providing a complete characterization for the pairs (Lp([0,1]),Lq([0,1]))(L_p([0,1]),L_q([0,1])) having the weak maximizing property. More precisely, we prove that, for 1<p<1<p<\infty and 1q<1\leq q<\infty, the pair (Lp([0,1]),Lq([0,1]))(L_p([0,1]),L_q([0,1])) has the weak maximizing property if and only if p=q=2p=q=2. A key step in the proof is a Gaussian construction that yields the failure of the compact perturbation property for the pair (2,Lr([0,1]))(\ell_2,L_r([0,1])) whenever r>2r>2.

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@article{arxiv.2607.13732,
  title  = {The weak maximizing property for $(L_p([0,1]),L_q([0,1]))$},
  author = {Vinícius Miranda},
  journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2607.13732},
  year   = {2026}
}

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