Abstract
We study Johnson amenability for unconditional direct sums of Banach algebras. Given a family of Banach algebras and a Banach sequence lattice on~, the -sum carries a natural Banach algebra structure via coordinatewise multiplication. Under the hypothesis that , we prove that this -sum is amenable if and only if the amenability constants of the summands are uniformly bounded, and we establish the two-sided estimate We show that the factor is sharp by exhibiting finite-dimensional examples where equality holds. We further prove that finiteness of is necessary whenever infinitely many summands are non-zero and the sum admits a bounded approximate identity. Finally, we investigate weak amenability of -sums. We prove that weak amenability passes to summands, that -sums of commutative weakly amenable algebras are weakly amenable, and contrasting sharply with the Johnson amenability picture that for , the -sum of infinitely many copies of a non-commutative weakly amenable algebra fails to be weakly amenable. In the -type regime (), we establish a two-sided estimate for weak amenability constants analogous to that for Johnson amenability.
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