Quadratic perturbations of quadratic codimension-four centers

We study the stratum in the set of all quadratic differential systems , with a center, known as the codimension-four case Q₄. It has a center and a node and a rational first integral. The limit cycles under small quadratic perturbations in the system are determined by the zeros of the first Poincaré-Pontryagin-Melnikov integral I. We show that the orbits of the unperturbed system are elliptic curves, and I is a complete elliptic integral. Then using Picard-Fuchs equations and the Petrov's method (based on the argument principle), we set an upper bound of eight for the number of limit cycles produced from the period annulus around the center.     

Numerical analysis of graded mesh methods for a class of second kind integral equations on the real line

In this paper we are concerned with the numerical analysis of the collocation method based on graded meshes of second kind integral equations on the real line of the form

     

A system of integral equations on half space

Let be the n-dimensional upper half Euclidean space, and let α be any real number satisfying 0<α<n, we study positive solutions of the following system of integral equations in :

     

Liouville type theorems for the system of integral equations

Consider the system of integral equations in Rⁿ

     

On the commutator of the Marcinkiewicz integral

boundedness is considered for the commutator of higher-dimensional Marcinkiewicz integral. Some conditions implying the and the boundedness for the commutator of the Marcinkiewicz integral are obtained.     

Existence of positive, negative and sign-changing periodic solutions for a class of integral equations

In this paper, the simultaneous existence of positive, negative and sign-changing periodic solutions for a class of integral equations of the form

     

On the Clark Ocone formula for the abstract Wiener space

Fix an abstract Wiener space where is a separable Hilbert space densely embedded into a Banach space . A pathwise construction of the Itô integral as a continuous square integrable martingale is given, where the integrands are -valued processes and the integrator is a -valued Brownian motion. We use this approach to the vector integral to prove that each Malliavin differentiable functional ? defined on the space of continuous -valued functions on [0,1], endowed with the Wiener measure, can be decomposed into the sum of the expected value of ? and the Itô integral of the conditional expectation of the Malliavin derivative of ? with respect to the Brownian filtration. The Malliavin derivative of ? is an -valued stochastic process. In a second application, it is shown that the iterated Itô integral, defined as a process on , is a continuous square integrable martingale.     

Perturbation from an elliptic Hamiltonian of degree four—III global centre

The paper deals with Liénard equations of the form , with P and Q polynomials of degree, respectively, 3 and 2. Attention goes to perturbations of the Hamiltonian vector fields with an elliptic Hamiltonian of degree four, exhibiting a global centre. It is proven that the least upper bound of the number of zeros of the related elliptic integral is four, and this is a sharp one.This result permits to prove the existence of Liénard equations of type (3,2) with a quadruple limit cycle, with both a triple and a simple limit cycle, with two semistable limit cycles, with one semistable and two simple limit cycles or with four simple limit cycles.     

Regularity of solutions for an integral system of Wolff type

We consider the fully nonlinear integral systems involving Wolff potentials:(1) whereThis system includes many known systems as special cases, in particular, when and γ=2, system (1) reduces to(2) The solutions (u,v) of (2) are critical points of the functional associated with the well-known Hardy–Littlewood–Sobolev inequality. We can show that (2) is equivalent to a system of semi-linear elliptic PDEs which comprises the well-known Lane–Emden system and Yamabe equation.We obtain integrability and regularity for the positive solutions to systems (1). A regularity lifting method by contracting operators is used in proving the integrability, and while deriving the Lipschitz continuity, a brand new idea – Lifting Regularity by Shrinking Operators is introduced. We hope to see many more applications of this new idea in lifting regularities of solutions for nonlinear problems.     

Pressure representation and boundary regularity of the Navier-Stokes equations with slip boundary condition

We first represent the pressure in terms of the velocity in . Using this representation we prove that a solution to the Navier-Stokes equations is in under the critical assumption that , with r?3, while for r=3 the smallness is required. In [H.J. Choe, Boundary regularity of weak solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations, J. Differential Equations 149 (2) (1998) 211-247], a boundary L^∞ estimate for the solution is derived if the pressure on the boundary is bounded. In our work, we remove the boundedness assumption of the pressure. Here, our estimate is local. Indeed, employing Moser type iteration and the reverse Hölder inequality, we find an integral estimate for L^∞-norm of u.     

Simultaneous bifurcation of limit cycles from two nests of periodic orbits

Let be an holomorphic differential equation having a center at p, and consider the following perturbation . We give an integral expression, similar to an Abelian integral, whose zeroes control the limit cycles that bifurcate from the periodic orbits of the period annulus of p. This expression is given in terms of the linearizing map of at p. The result is applied to control the simultaneous bifurcation of limit cycles from the two period annuli of , after a polynomial perturbation.     

Some subclasses of analytic functions involving the generalized Noor integral operator

In this paper, we define the generalized Noor integral operator by using convolution. By applying this operator, we introduce some subclasses , and of analytic functions and study their subordinate relations, inclusion relations, the integral operator, the sufficient conditions for a function to be in the class and the radius problems.     

Construction of highly stable parallel two-step Runge–Kutta methods for delay differential equations

It is shown that any A-stable two-step Runge–Kutta method of order and stage order for ordinary differential equations can be extended to the P-stable method of uniform order for delay differential equations.