探讨Abel积分零点的一个定理

本文研究了具有中心环域的可积多项式系统,探讨此系统在用多项式进行微扰的情况下,其所对应的Abel积分的零点个数的计算方法,给出了一个较为实用的定理,并举出了若干个应用的例子．     

Parametric Centers for Trigonometric Abel Equations

This article is devoted to one-dimensional perturbative theory on R × S ¹. There is a recursive formula for the successive obstructions to parametric center at any order of the perturbation parameter. The first obstruction is studied by means of complex analysis techniques. This extends to the trigonometric case what was done previously for the polynomial case (Israel J. Math. 142, 273–283, 2004). This article is dedicated to Professor Zhang Zhi-Fen on the occasion of her 80th Birthday     

Functional analysis proofs of Abel's theorems

We give alternative proofs to the classical theorems of Abel, using the concept of Berezin symbol.

     

Sets of uniqueness for spherically convergent multiple trigonometric series

A subset of the -dimensional torus is called a set of uniqueness, or -set, if every multiple trigonometric series spherically converging to outside vanishes identically. We show that all countable sets are -sets and also that sets are -sets for every . In particular, , where is the Cantor set, is an set and hence a -set. We will say that is a -set if every multiple trigonometric series spherically Abel summable to outside and having certain growth restrictions on its coefficients vanishes identically. The above-mentioned results hold also for sets. In addition, every -set has measure , and a countable union of closed -sets is a -set.

     

Expected Sums of General Parking Functions

A (u₁, u₂, . . . )-parking function of length n is a sequence (x₁, x₂, . . . , x_n) whose order statistics (the sequence (x₍₁₎, x₍₂₎, . . . , x_(n)) obtained by rearranging the original sequence in non-decreasing order) satisfy x_(i) u_(i). The Gonarov polynomials g _n (x; a₀, a ₁, . . . , a _n-1) are polynomials biorthogonal to the linear functionals (a _i) Dⁱ, where (a) is evaluation at a and D is differentiation. In this paper, we give explicit formulas for the first and second moments of sums of u-parking functions using Gonarov polynomials by solving a linear recursion based on a decomposition of the set of sequences of positive integers. We also give a combinatorial proof of one of the formulas for the expected sum. We specialize these formulas to the classical case when u _i=a+ (i-1)b and obtain, by transformations with Abel identities, different but equivalent formulas for expected sums. These formulas are used to verify the classical case of the conjecture that the expected sums are increasing functions of the gaps u_i+1 - u_i. Finally, we give analogues of our results for real-valued parking functions.AMS Subject Classification: 05A15, 05A19, 05A20, 05E35.     

Approximation of conjugate functions by generalized Abel-Poisson operators

We obtain a sharp value for the constant in the leading term of the deviation of a function belonging to the class Lip₁ α from the generalized Abel-Poisson operators specified by the summation factors of the conjugate Fourier series in the case 0 < α <l ≤ 1. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 67, No. 4, pp. 595–602, April, 2000.     

气体靶密度的数值计算与实验研究

 采用了1维简单模型来模拟气体靶的空间密度分布情况，并且该计算值得到了实验的验证。使用M-Z干涉仪诊断锥型喷嘴喷射的气体靶密度分布，得到了不同压力和不同延时下的干涉图样。自行编写了实验数据处理程序，得到了不同情况下气体密度的空间分布。在相互作用实验中，由气体分子密度随压力的变化，可以确定合适的压力，以获得预期的气体靶密度；由气体分子密度随时间的变化，可以确定激光与气体的作用时刻。     

Abel transform on PSL(2, ℝ) and some of its applications

We shall investigate the use of Abel transform on PSL₂(ℝ) as a tool beyond K-biinvariant setup, discuss its properties and show some applications.     

Exceptions and counterexamples: Understanding Abel's comment on Cauchy's Theorem

It may seem odd that Abel, a protagonist of Cauchy's new rigor, spoke of “exceptions” when he criticized Cauchy's theorem on the continuity of sums of continuous functions. However, when interpreted contextually, exceptions appear as both valid and viable entities in the early 19th century. First, Abel's use of the term “exception” and the role of the exception in his binomial paper is documented and analyzed. Second, it is suggested how Abel may have acquainted himself with the exception and his use of it in a process denoted critical revision is discussed. Finally, an interpretation of Abel's exception is given that identifies it as a representative example of a more general transition in the understanding of mathematical objects that took place during the period. With this interpretation, exceptions find their place in a fundamental transition during the early 19th century from a formal approach to analysis toward a more conceptual one.     

On the theory of convolution equations of the third kind, II

Existence results of Part I of the paper are generalized to two types of autoconvolution equations of the third kind having free terms with nonzero values at x=0 like the well-known Bernstein-Doetsch equation for the Jacobian theta zero functions. Also uniqueness results for the linear convolution equations in Part I of the paper are extended to more general function spaces. Further, a special class of integro-differential equations with autoconvolution integral and two classes of the linear singular Abel-Volterra equations are dealt with.