We are concerned with Köthe-Bochner spaces that are Hilbert spaces (resp. hilbertable spaces). It is shown that this is equivalent to the fact that, separately, 
and 
are Hilbert spaces (resp. hilbertable spaces). The complete characterization of the spaces that are Hilbert spaces, given by the first-author, is used.
Köthe-Bochner spaces that are Hilbert spaces
Chiţescu, Ion, Sfetcu, Răznan Cornel and Cojocaru, Oana
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| Author(s) | Chiţescu, Ion, Cojocaru, Oana, Sfetcu, Răzvan Cornel |
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