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DefinitionDefinition: Literature-sourcedProof: Not applicablejudge pass (gpt-5.6-terra)audited 2026-09-14
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Enflo finite-expansion and localized-trace system

Definition

Let B be a Banach space generated by a sequence (ej)j≥1 that is linearly independent for finite sums. A linear operator T on the algebraic span is a finite-expansion operator if

Tej=∑iaijei

where the sum is finite for every fixed j. The union of these finite supports need not be finite. A finite-expansion operator need not have finite rank; when bounded it extends from the dense algebraic span to B.

For a nonempty finite subset M of the generators, define

Tr⁡(M,T):=∑ei∈Maii,Tr⁡~(M,T):=1∣M∣Tr⁡(M,T).

These are localized diagonal sums relative to the fixed independent generator; they are not asserted to be representation-independent tensor traces.

The generator has property A if for every finite sum x=∑jajej and every participating index k,

∥x∥≥∣ak∣ ∥ek∥.

For such a finite set M, write [M] for its finite-dimensional span and ∥T∥(M):=sup⁡0≠x∈[M]∥Tx∥/∥x∥.

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