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This chapter starts with an overview of the complex interpolation method, for pairs of Banach spaces. Our main application here is when the pair is formed of the same space X with two equivalent norms. Fix an integer n. We consider a C*-algebra A and the space X formedof n-tuples in A equipped with two norms: the row-norm and the column-norm. In that case we prove a remarkable formula identifying the interpolated norm of parameter 1/2 (the midpoint of the interpolation scale). The latter formula involves the maximal tensor product of A with its complex conjugate. This is a preparation for the next chapter.
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