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Metric Markov cotype two for $\ell_1$
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Metric Markov cotype of ℓ1 and Hilbert-space Lipschitz extension. Proves that real ℓ1 has metric Markov cotype two, answering Mendel and Naor's question. Consequently, every Lipschitz map from an arbitrary subset of a real Hilbert space into ℓ1 extends to the whole space with a universal multiplicative loss in its Lipschitz constant, resolving Ball's extension problem for this target.

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released 2026-10-05  |  1 theorem · 3 lemmas · 7 proofs · 2,888 words  |  PLAY LEVEL 1 »  (pdf)
We prove that the real Banach space ℓ1 has metric Markov cotype two, answering a question of Mendel and Naor. As a consequence, every Lipschitz map from an arbitrary subset of a real Hilbert space into ℓ1 extends to the whole Hilbert space with a universal multiplicative loss in its Lipschitz constant, resolving Ball's extension problem for this target.

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