In this note we deal with a version of James' Theorem for numerical radius, which was already considered in [4]. First of all, let us recall that this well known classical result states that a Banach space satisfying that all the (bounded and linear) functionals attain the norm, has to be reflexive [16].
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Acosta, María D.; Ruiz Galán, M. Reflexive spaces and numerical radius attaining operators.. Extracta Mathematicae, Tome 15 (2000) pp. 247-255. http://gdmltest.u-ga.fr/item/urn:eudml:doc:38628/