Pointwise approximation by Bézier variant of integrated MKZ operators

In this paper the pointwise approximation of Bézier variant of integrated MKZ operators for general bounded functions is studied. Two estimate formulas of this type approximation are obtained. The approximation of functions of bounded variation becomes a special case of the main result of this paper. In the case of functions of bounded variation, Theorem B of the paper corrects the mistake of Theorem 1 of the article [V. Gupta, Degree of approximation to functions of bounded variation by Bézier variant of MKZ operators, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 289 (2004) 292-300].     

Rate of pointwise approximation for locally bounded functions by Szász operators

In this paper the asymptotic behavior of Szász operators for locally bounded functions f is studied at points x where f(x+) and f(x−) exist. An asymptotic estimate of this type approximation is obtained by using some techniques and results of probability theory. The estimate essentially is the best possible for continuous points of f.     

On Kantorovich Process of a Sequence of the Generalized Linear Positive Operators

We define the Kantorovich variant of the generalized linear positive operators introduced by Ibragimov and Gadjiev in 1970. We investigate direct approximation result for these operators on p-weighted integrable function spaces and also estimate their rate of convergence for absolutely continuous functions having a derivative coinciding a.e., with a function of bounded variation.     

First order absolute moment of Meyer-König and Zeller operators and their approximation for some absolutely continuous functions

A sharp estimate is given for the first order absolute moment of Meyer-König and Zeller operators M _n . This estimate is then used to prove convergence of approximation of a class of absolutely continuous functions by the operators M _n . The condition considered here is weaker than the condition considered in a previous paper and the rate of convergence we obtain is asymptotically the best possible.     

On the continuous analog of Rakhmanov's Theorem for orthogonal polynomials

We obtain the continuous analogs of Rakhmanov's Theorem for polynomials orthogonal on the unit circle. Sturm-Liouville operators and Krein systems are considered. For a Sturm-Liouville operator with bounded potential q, we prove the following statement. If the essential spectrum and absolutely continuous component of the spectral measure fill the whole positive half-line, then q decays at infinity in the certain integral sense.     

Compact and Weakly Compact Homomorphisms on Fréchet Algebras of Holomorphic Functions

We study homomorphisms between Fréchet algebras of holomorphic functions of bounded type. In this setting we prove that any pointwise bounded homomorphism into the space of entire functions of bounded type is rank one. We characterize up to the approximation property of the underlying Banach space, the weakly compact composition operators on H_b(V), V absolutely convex open set.     

Rate of approximation for functions of bounded variation by integral operators

We estimate pointwise convergence rates of approximation for functions of bounded variation and for functions which are exponentially bounded and locally of bounded variation. The approximation is through the operation of a sequence of integral operators with not necessarily positive kernel functions. The general result is then applied to deduce estimates for particular operators, such as Beta operators, Fourier–Legendre operators, Picard operators, and Gauss–Weierstrass operators.     

Approximation by Gamma type operators

In this study, we introduce newly defined Gamma operators which preserve constants and e^2μ·, μ>0 functions. In accordance with this purpose, we focus on their approximation properties such as uniform convergence, rate of convergence, asymptotic formula, and saturation results. Superior properties of introduced operators have been tested both theoretically and numerically in certain senses to highlight the performance of the new constructions of Gamma operators.     

Rate of approximation for functions with derivatives of bounded variation

We estimate pointwise convergence rates of approximation for functions with derivatives of bounded variation and for functions which are exponentially bounded and have derivatives locally of bounded variation. The approximation is made through the operation of a sequence of integral operators with not necessarily positive kernel functions. The general result is then applied to deduce estimates for Beta operators, Hermite-Fejér operators, Picard operators, Gauss-Weierstrass operators, Baskakov operators, Mirakjan-Szász operators, Bleimann-Butzer-Hahn operators, Phillips operators, and Post-Widder operators.     

Cyclic Hypomonotonicity,Cyclic Submonotonicity,and Integration

Rockafellar has shown that the subdifferentials of convex functions are always cyclically monotone operators. Moreover, maximal cyclically monotone operators are necessarily operators of this type, since one can construct explicitly a convex function, which turns out to be unique up to a constant, whose subdifferential gives back the operator. This result is a cornerstone in convex analysis and relates tightly convexity and monotonicity. In this paper, we establish analogous robust results that relate weak convexity notions to corresponding notions of weak monotonicity, provided one deals with locally Lipschitz functions and locally bounded operators. In particular, the subdifferentials of locally Lipschitz functions that are directionally hypomonotone [respectively, directionally submonotone] enjoy also an additional cyclic strengthening of this notion and in fact are maximal under this new property. Moreover, every maximal cyclically hypomonotone [respectively, maximal cyclically submonotone] operator is always the Clarke subdifferential of some directionally weakly convex [respectively, directionally approximately convex] locally Lipschitz function, unique up to a constant, which in finite dimentions is a lower C² function [respectively, a lower C¹ function].     

Recovery of Band-Limited Functions on Locally Compact Abelian Groups from Irregular Samples

Using the techniques of approximation and factorization of convolution operators we study the problem of irregular sampling of band-limited functions on a locally compact Abelian group G. The results of this paper relate to earlier work by Feichtinger and Gröchenig in a similar way as Kluvánek's work published in 1969 relates to the classical Shannon Sampling Theorem. Generally speaking we claim that reconstruction is possible as long as there is sufficient high sampling density. Moreover, the iterative reconstruction algorithms apply simultaneously to families of Banach spaces.     

Approximation of the differentiation operator by linear bounded operators on the class of twice differentiable functions in the space <Emphasis Type="Italic">L</Emphasis><Subscript>2</Subscript>(0,∞)

We give an upper estimate for the value of the best approximation of the (firstorder) differentiation operator by linear bounded operators on the class of twice differentiable functions in the space L ₂(0,∞). This upper estimate is close to a known lower estimate and improves previously known upper estimates. To prove the upper estimate, we consider a specific family of operators; in this family, we choose an operator that provides the least estimate for the value of the best approximation.     

Multi-segmental representations and approximation of set-valued functions with 1D images

In this work univariate set-valued functions (SVFs, multifunctions) with 1D compact sets as images are considered. For such a continuous SFV of bounded variation (CBV multifunction), we show that the boundaries of its graph are continuous, and inherit the continuity properties of the SVF. Based on these results we introduce a special class of representations of CBV multifunctions with a finite number of ‘holes’ in their graphs. Each such representation is a finite union of SVFs with compact convex images having boundaries with continuity properties as those of the represented SVF. With the help of these representations, positive linear operators are adapted to SVFs. For specific positive approximation operators error estimates are obtained in terms of the continuity properties of the approximated multifunction.     

Rate of convergence of new Gamma type operators for functions with derivatives of bounded variation

The present paper deals with the new type of Gamma operators, here we estimate the rate of point wise convergence of these new Gamma type operators $L_n$ for functions with derivatives of bounded variation.     

An extension based on qR-integral for a sequence of operators

The paper deals with a sequence of linear positive operators introduced via q-Calculus. We give a generalization in Kantorovich sense of its involving qR-integrals. Both for discrete operators and for integral operators we study the error of approximation for bounded functions and for functions having a polynomial growth. The main tools consist of the K-functional in Peetre sense and different moduli of smoothness.     

The construction of all locally compact extensions

The paper presents one of the ways to construct all the locally compact extensions of a given Tychonoff space T. First, there proved the “local” variant of the Stone-C?ech theorem on “completely regular” Riesz spaces X(T) of continuous bounded functions on T with no unit function, in general, but with a collection of local units. In Theorem 1 it is proved that all the functions from X(T) can be “completely regularly” extended on the largest locally compact extension β_xT. Theorem 3 states, that β_xT are presenting, in fact, all the locally compact extensions of T.     

Homogenization for nonlinear PDEs in general domains with oscillatory Neumann boundary data

In this article we investigate averaging properties of fully nonlinear PDEs in bounded domains with oscillatory Neumann boundary data. The oscillation is periodic and is present both in the operator and in the Neumann data. Our main result states that, when the domain does not have flat boundary parts and when the homogenized operator is rotation invariant, the solutions uniformly converge to the homogenized solution solving a Neumann boundary problem. Furthermore we show that the homogenized Neumann data is continuous with respect to the normal direction of the boundary. Our result is the nonlinear version of the classical result in [3] for divergence-form operators with co-normal boundary data. The main ingredients in our analysis are the estimate on the oscillation on the solutions in half-spaces (Theorem 3.1), and the estimate on the mode of convergence of the solutions as the normal of the half-space varies over irrational directions (Theorem 4.1).     

Interpolation by neural network operators activated by ramp functions

In this paper, a family of interpolation neural network operators are introduced. Here, ramp functions as well as sigmoidal functions generated by central B-splines are considered as activation functions. The interpolation properties of these operators are proved, together with a uniform approximation theorem with order, for continuous functions defined on bounded intervals. The relations with the theory of neural networks and with the theory of the generalized sampling operators are discussed.     

Approximation of Smooth Functions on the Semiaxis by Entire Functions of Bounded Half-Degree

In this paper, we study the pointwise approximation of functions defined on the real semiaxis and having an rth derivative bounded almost everywhere. The approximation is performed by means of entire functions of bounded half-degree, which were introduced by S. N. Bernstein. An asymptotically sharp estimate for pointwise approximation of this class of functions is obtained.     

Bounded approximation properties in non‐archimedean Banach spaces

Some non‐archimedean bounded approximation properties are introduced and studied in this paper. As an application, an affirmative answer is given, for non‐spherically complete base fields, to the following problem, posed in 13 , p. 95: Does there exist an absolutely convex edged set B in a non‐archimedean locally convex space such that its closure $\overline{B}Some non‐archimedean bounded approximation properties are introduced and studied in this paper. As an application, an affirmative answer is given, for non‐spherically complete base fields, to the following problem, posed in 13 , p. 95: Does there exist an absolutely convex edged set B in a non‐archimedean locally convex space such that its closure $\overline{B}$ is not edged?