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My question is whether there is a separable, reflexive Banach space $X$ s.t. for any finite dimensional normed space $E$ and ${\epsilon>}0$, there is a linear isomorphism $T$ from $E$ to its image in $X$ s.t $||T|| ||T^{-1}||<1+\epsilon$?

For instance it is relatively straightforward to show that $c_0$ is almost ismoertically universal for finite dimensional normed spaces (consider ${\delta}$-nets for the closed unite sphere in a given $E$ and projections) but I have no idea how to approach this case.

Mathmo
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A good example of such space is a Johnson's $C_p$-space. For details see page 71 in Tensor Norms and Operator Ideals. A. Defant, K. Floret.

Norbert
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