Abstract:
Suppose that in a normed linear space $B$ there exists a projector with unit norm onto a subspace $D$. A sufficient condition for this projector to be unique is the existence of a set $M\subset D^*$ which is total on $D$, each functional in which attains its norm on the unit sphere in $D$ and has a unique extension onto $B$ with preservation of norm. As corollaries to this fact, we obtain a series of sufficient conditions for uniqueness (some of which were previously known) as well as a necessary and sufficient condition for uniqueness.