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The space $ \mathit{CB}(X,Y)$

Let $ X$ and $ Y$ be matricially normed spaces. A matrix $ [T_{ij}]\in M_n(\mathit{CB}(X,Y))$ determines a completely bounded operator
$\displaystyle T:X$ $\displaystyle \to$ $\displaystyle {\mathbb{M}}_n(Y)$  
$\displaystyle x$ $\displaystyle \mapsto$ $\displaystyle \left[T_{ij}(x)\right]$   .  

Defining $ \left\Vert\left[T_{ij}\right]\right\Vert=\Vert T\Vert _\mathrm{cb}$, $ \mathit{CB}(X,Y)$ becomes a matricially normed space . It is an operator space , if $ Y$ is one. The equation

$\displaystyle {\mathbb{M}}_p(\mathit{CB}(X,Y)) \stackrel{\mathrm{cb}}{=}\mathit{CB}(X,{\mathbb{M}}_p(Y))$

holds completely isometrically.



Prof. Gerd Wittstock 2001-01-07