Abstract:
In this note we discuss the set of extreme points of the unit ball of certain spaces of mappings. We prove that a mapping $T:E\to F'$ is an extreme point of the unit ball of the space $I(E,F')$ of integral mappings, if and only if it has the form $Tx=\langle x,a_0\rangle b_0$, where $a_0\in\operatorname{ext}S(E')$, $b_0\in\operatorname{ext}S(F')$