Abstract
We exhibit new classes of Banach spaces that have the strong--ball property and the -ball property by considering direct-sums of Banach spaces. We introduce the notion of sectional strong--ball property and show that in -direct sum of reflexive spaces, proximinal and factor reflexive spaces with the sectional strong--ball property have the strong--ball property. We give examples of proximinal hyperplanes in that fail the -ball property and show that this property is in general, not preserved under finite intersections or sums. We show that the range of a bi-contractive projection in has the strong--ball property. For a separable subspace with the strong--ball property and for any positive, -finite, non-atomic measure space , we show that has the strong--ball property in . We show that for any compact set and with the -ball property, has the -ball property in .
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