正测度Cantor集与正测度Cantor函数

本文利用类比的方法,将Cantor集上定义的Cantor函数进行了推广.首先给出了正测度Cantor集及正测度Cantor函数的定义;然后通过严格的证明得到了正测度Cantor函数的一些性质,并给出了正测度Cantor函数的一些应用;最后通过实例说明,由于正测度Cantor函数构造的特殊性,可以用来作为一些命题的反例.     

广义Cantor集的自相似性

本文考虑一类广义Cantor集Γ_(β,の)={∞∑n=1dnβn:dn∈Dn,n≥1}的自相似性,其中0β1且对任意的n≥1,D_n为整数集Z的非空有限子集;并且给出Γ_(β,の)为齐次生成自相似集的充分必要条件.作为应用,本文考虑一类广义Cantor集交的自相似性,部分推广了Li,Yao和Zhang(2011)关于自相似性的结果.     

广义统计自相似集的Hausdorff维数估计

作者进一步研究了在文章［１］中构造的广义统计自相似集的分形性质，得到了这类集合的Hausdorff维数和确切Hausdorff测度函数。文中的结果是［4］中结果的延拓。     

一类Cantor整数的渐近性质

对于任意的正整数p≥3,用{a_n}_n≥0表示p-进展式数字只取偶数的非负整数所构成的数列.我们给出了a_n的增长阶为log_sp,其中s=[p/2],[·]为取上整函数.证明了{a_n/n^{log_s p}}_n≥1在[2s-2/p-1,2]中稠密.并从测度的角度对该稠密性加以阐释.     

Cantor集的自乘积集的Hausdorff测度的下界

证明了三分Cantor集C的自乘积集C×C的Hausdorff测度满足Hlog34(C×C)≥1.48329.     

Cantor集的自乘积集的Hausdorff测度的下界

证明了三分Cantor集C的自乘积集C×C的Hausdorff测度满足 H~(log_3)~4(C×C)≥1.48329。     

广义自相似集的维数研究

广义自相似集的维数研究华苏（清华大学应用数学系，北京１０００８４）ＯＮＴＨＥＤＩＭＥＮＳＩＯＮＯＦＧＥＮＥＲＡＬＩＺＥＤＳＥＬＲ－ＳＩＭＩＬＡＲＳＥＴＳ￥ＨＵＡＳＵ（ＤｅｐａｒｔｍｅｎｔｏｆＡｐｐｌｉｅｄＭａｔｈｅｍａｔｉｃｓ，ＴｓｉｎｇｈｕａＵｎｉ...     

Cantor集并的自相似性(英文)

本文研究了Cantor集和其并的自相似性.利用Cantor展式的方法,得到了关于Cantor集和迭代函数系的一个基本关系:T∪(T+α)为自相似的当且仅当存在一个非负整数n使得α=±(k2-k1)dn.进一步,若T∪(T+α)是自相似的,则它满足开集条件.     

m分非均匀Cantor集的Hausdorff测度

证明了m分非均匀Cantor集的E的H ausdorff测度HS(E)=1.     

三分Cantor集自乘积的Hausdorff测度的估计

本文证明了三分Cantor集C自乘积集C×C的Hausdorff测度,满足1≤H~((log_3)~4)(C×C)≤1.502879.     

Uniform Distribution and Fractal Dimensions for Generalized Cantor Products By

 For any and , let be a generalized Cantor product. The Hausdorff dimension of certain sets concerning are considered. Let be defined as in [11], the exceptional set of values of x for which is not uniformly distributed modulo 1 is also determined. (Received 22 May 2001; in revised form 7 September 2001)     

Singular Functions with Applications to Fractal Dimensions and Generalized Takagi Functions

We study a class of singular functions via a generalized dyadic system and Hausdorff dimensions are calculated for several sets related with these functions. Furthermore, we introduce a class of monotonic type on no-interval and almost everywhere differentiable functions that includes—as an exceptional case—the continuous nowhere differentiable Takagi function (multiplied by 2) among them.     

Dimensions of Cantor and post varieties

A dimension of a finitely based variety V of algebras is the greatest length of a basis (that is, an independent generating set) for the SC-theory SC(V) with the strong Mal'tsev conditions satisfied in V. A dimension is said to be infinite if the lengths of bases in SC(V) are unbounded. We prove that the dimension of a Cantor variety C_m,n in the general form, i.e., with n>m≥1, is infinite. The algorithm of constructing a basis of any given length in SC(C_m,n) is presented. By contrast, any Post variety P_n generated by a primal algebra of order n>1 is shown to have a finite dimension not exceeding the number of maximal subalgebras in the iterative Post algebra over the set {0,1,…,n−1}. Specifically, the dimension of the variety of Boolean algebras is at most four. Translated fromAlgebra i Logika, Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 359–369, May–June, 1996.     

Generalized Strong Boundary Points and Boundaries of Families of Continuous Functions

If ${\mathcal{A}}$ is a family of continuous functions on a locally compact Hausdorff space X, a boundary for ${\mathcal{A}}$ is a subset ${B \subset X}$ such that every ${f \in \mathcal{A}}$ attains its maximum modulus on B. In this work we generalize the concept of strong boundary points for families of functions and show that the collection of these generalized strong boundary points is always a boundary for ${\mathcal{A}}$ . We give conditions under which all boundaries for ${\mathcal{A}}$ consist of generalized strong boundary points and under which these points coincide with classical strong boundary points. When ${\mathcal{A}}$ has sufficient algebraic structure it is proven that this construction provides a unique boundary for ${\mathcal{A}}$ consisting of boundary points, and we conclude by demonstrating how this approach provides an alternate technique for proving the existence of the Choquet and Shilov boundaries in certain function algebras.     

Properties of Some Generalized Hypergeometric Functions Governing Coupling at Transition Points

Understanding of wave propagation problems is enhanced by consideringgeneralizations to differential equations of order 2n. In particular,reflection and coupling of waves at transition points can involvecertain types of generalized hypergeometric functions. In thispaper, properties of _oF_2n-1 functions are considered systematically,when the parameters are specially chosen for application totransition points; a wide range of interesting properties unfolds,which recall the properties of Bessel functions when n = 1.     

Statistical Estimation of Generalized Dimensions

A statistical estimate for generalized dimensions of a set based on the computation of average distances to the closest points in a sample of elements of A is given. For smooth manifolds with Lebesgue measures and for self-similar fractals with self-similar measures, the estimate is proved to be consistent.     

Generalized Hilbert Functions

Let M be a finite module, and let I be an arbitrary ideal over a Noetherian local ring. We define the generalized Hilbert function of I on M using the zeroth local cohomology functor. We show that our definition reconciliates with that of Ciuperc?. By generalizing Singh's formula (which holds in the case of λ(M/IM) < ∞), we prove that the generalized Hilbert coefficients 𝔧₀,…, 𝔧 _d?2 are preserved under a general hyperplane section, where d = dim M. We also keep track of the behavior of 𝔧 _d?1. Then we apply these results to study the generalized Hilbert function for ideals that have minimal j-multiplicity or almost minimal j-multiplicity. We provide counterexamples to show that the generalized Hilbert series of ideals having minimal or almost minimal j-multiplicity does not have the ‘expected’ shape described in the case where λ(M/IM) < ∞. Finally, we give a sufficient condition such that the generalized Hilbert series has the desired shape.