Abstract
Generalizing the technique used by S.A. Argyros in [3], we give a lemma from which certain Banach spaces are shown to be non-injective. This is applied mainly to study the injectivity of spaces of real-valued Borel functions and functions with the Baire property on a topological space. The results obtained in this way do not follow from previous works about this matter.
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Blasco, J.L., Ivorra, C. Injective spaces of real-valued functions with the baire property. Israel J. Math. 91, 341–348 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02761655
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