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We prove that the composition S(u1, …, u n ) of a multilinear multiple 2-summing operator S with 2-summing linear operators u j is nuclear, generalizing a linear result of Grothendieck.
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Both authors were partially supported by DGICYT grant BMF2001-1284.
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Pérez-García, D., Villanueva, I. A Composition Theorem for Multiple Summing Operators. Mh Math 146, 257–261 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00605-005-0316-1
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