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$f$-algebra products on AL and AM-spaces

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We characterize all $f$-algebra products on AM-spaces by constructing a canonical AM-space $W_X$ associated to each AM-space $X$, such that the $f$-algebra products on $X$ correspond bijectively to the positive cone $(W_X)_+$. This generalizes the classical description of $f$-algebra products on $C(K)$ spaces. We also identify the unique product (when it exists) that embeds $X$ as a closed subalgebra of $C(K)$, and study AM-spaces for which this product exists -- the so-called AM-algebras. Finally, we investigate AM-spaces that admit only the zero product, providing a characterization in the AL-space case and examples showing that no simple characterization exists in general.

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Free Banach $f$-algebras

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The free Banach f-algebra FBfA[E] is constructed with a C(B_E*) representation that is injective on completion precisely when semiprime, which holds for finite-dimensional E or E = L1(μ), plus an extension theorem for real lattice-algebra homomorphisms from closed sublattice-algebras.

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  • Free Banach $f$-algebras math.FA · 2025-11-17 · unverdicted · none · ref 56 · internal anchor

    The free Banach f-algebra FBfA[E] is constructed with a C(B_E*) representation that is injective on completion precisely when semiprime, which holds for finite-dimensional E or E = L1(μ), plus an extension theorem for real lattice-algebra homomorphisms from closed sublattice-algebras.