Abstract
In this chapter, we study Schur multipliers on the space B(H, K) of all bounded operators between two Hilbert spaces. We give a basic characterization of the unit ball of the space of Schur multipliers, in connection with the class of operators factoring through a Hilbert space (considered above in chapter 3). Then we prove Grothendieck’s fundamental theorem (= Grothendieck’s inequality) in terms of Schur multipliers. We give Varopoulos’s proof that, since the Grothendieck constant is > 1, Ando’s inequality does not extend with constant 1 to n-tuples of mutually commuting contractions. Finally, we discuss the extensions to Schur multipliers acting boundedly on the space B(H, K) when H, K are replaced by \(\ell_p\)-spaces, \(1 \leq p < \infty\).Mathematics Subject Classification (2000):primary 47AO546LO543A65 secondary 47A2047B 1042B3046E4046L5747C 1547L20
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