Measures of inset information on the open domain — I: Inset entropies and information functions of all degrees

This is one in a series of papers studying measures of information in the so-called mixed theory of information (i.e. considering the events as well as their probabilities) on the open domain (i.e. without empty sets and zero probabilities). In this paper we find all-recursive, 3-semisymmetric inset entropies on the open domain. We do this by solving the fundamental equation of inset information of degree () on the open domain.Dedicated to Professor János Aczél on his 60th birthday.     

A study of mixed Hadamard and Riemann–Liouville fractional integro-differential inclusions via endpoint theory

This paper studies the existence of solutions for a mixed initial value problem of Hadamard and Riemann–Liouville fractional integro-differential inclusions by means of endpoint theory. The main result is well illustrated with the aid of example.     

A sandwich theorem and Hyers—Ulam stability of affine functions

It is shown that two real functionsf andg, defined on a real intervalI, satisfy the inequalitiesf(x + (1 – )y) g(x) + (1 – )g(y) andg(x + (1 – )y) f(x) + (1 – )f(y) for allx, y I and [0, 1], iff there exists an affine functionh: I such thatf h g. As a consequence we obtain a stability result of Hyers—Ulam type for affine functions.     

A subjective Bayesian approach to the theory of queues II — Inference and information in M/M/1 queues

This is a sequel to Part I of A Subjective Bayesian Approach to the Theory of Queues. The focus here is on inference and a use of Shannon's measure of information for assessing the amount of information conveyed by the various types of data from queues. The notation and terminology used here is established in Part I.     

Left linear theories — A generalization of module theory

In this paper we introduce left linear theories of exponentN (a set) on the setL as mapsL ×L ^N (l, ) l · L such that for alll L and , L ^N the relation (l · ) =l( · ) holds, where · L ^N is given by ( · )(i) = (i),i N. We assume thatL has a unit, that is an element L ^N withl · =l, for alll L, and · = , for all L ^N . Next, left (resp. right)L-modules andL-M-bimodules and their homomorphisms are defined and lead to categoriesL-Mod, Mod-L, andL-M-Mod. These categories are algebraic categories and their free objects are described explicitly. Finally, Hom(X, Y) andX Y are introduced and their properties are investigated.Herrn Professor Dr. D. Pumplün zum 60. Geburtstag gewidmet     

From microscopic theory to macroscopic theory——symmetries and order parameters of rigid molecules

Density functional theory is used to describe the phase behaviors of rigid molecules. The construction of the kernel function is discussed. Excluded-volume potential is calculated for two types of molecules with C _2v symmetry. Molecular symmetries lead to the symmetries of the kernel function and the density function, enabling a reduction of configuration space. By approximating the kernel function with a polynomial, the system can be fully characterized by some moments corresponding to the form of the kernel function. The symmetries of the kernel function determine the form of the polynomial, while the coefficients are determined by the temperature and molecular parameters. The analysis of the impact of coefficients helps us to choose independent variables in the moments as order parameters. Combining the analysis and some simulation results, we propose a minimal set of order parameters for bent-core molecules.     

An information‐combining model for expectation states theory: Derivation and tests

Our status‐related behavior toward others is a function of the characteristics we perceive them to possess. Expectation states theory specifies the nature of the relationship between social characteristics and behavior, but until recently was limited to situations in which only one characteristic is perceived. This paper adds to the theory additional general assumptions from which an information‐combining model is derived. This model specifies status‐related behavior in multiple characteristic situations and other circumstances beyond the original scope of the theory. Comparisons of the model with other formulations provide excellent support.     

Progress in physical concepts of string and superstring theory—thirty years of string theory

In this paper we discuss the evolution of physical concepts which led to the generation and development of string theories. The paper is conceived with the intention of summarizing and extending with new aspects the specific characteristics of strings which refer to the physical intuition and experiment. We hope to present new insights into the physics of strings and make it understandable from the point of view of a non-string theorist. Even if there exist some opinions that the (super)string theory appertains to the twenty-first or twenty-second century or that there are no concrete new predictions of string theory at low energies, we believe that string theory presents a rich field of research and a source of physical intuition not only for mathematicians but also for theoretical and experimental physicists. We offer as an example an atomic electron cloud which can also be interpreted in terms of a fixed point in a string theory We propose also an experiment to verify the fundamental hypotheses. Finally we deduce that the number of dimensions of spacetime must be infinite by virtue of the axiom of universality of motion.     

On Calderón-Zygmund theory for p- and {\mathcal{A}} -superharmonic functions

We establish global L ^q boundedness of nonlinear singular operators arising from a class of quasilinear PDEs in divergence form for p- and ${\mathcal{A}}$ -superharmonic functions.     

Boundedness in Lebesgue spaces for commutators of multilinear singular integrals and RBMO functions with non-doubling measures

The boundedness in Lebesgue spaces for commutators generated by multilinear singular integrals and RBMO(μ) functions of Tolsa with non-doubling measures is obtained, provided that‖μ‖=∞and multilinear singular integrals are bounded from L1(μ)×L1(μ)to L1/2,∞(μ).     

Rigidity of measures—The high entropy case and non-commuting foliations

We consider invariant measures for partially hyperbolic, semisimple, higher rank actions on homogeneous spaces defined by products of real andp-adic Lie groups. In this paper we generalize our earlier work to establish measure rigidity in the high entropy case in that setting. We avoid any additional ergodicity-type assumptions but rely on, and extend the theory of conditional measures. To Hillel Furstenberg with friendship and admiration Manfred Einsiedler is partially supported by the NSF Grant DMS 0400587. Anatole Katok is partially supported by the NSF Grant DMS 0071339.     

A conjecture of Erdős and Reddy and the rational approximation of Mittag-Leffler type functions

Пусть \(f(z) = \mathop \sum \limits_{k = 0}^\infty a_k z^k ,a_0 \ne 0, a_k \geqq 0 (k \geqq 0)\) — целая функци я,π _n — класс обыкновен ных алгебраических мног очленов степени не вы ше \(n,a \lambda _n (f) = \mathop {\inf }\limits_{p \in \pi _n } \mathop {\sup }\limits_{x \geqq 0} |1/f(x) - 1/p(x)|\) . П. Эрдеш и А. Редди высказали пр едположение, что еслиf(z) имеет порядок ?ε(0, ∞) и $$\mathop {\lim sup}\limits_{n \to \infty } \lambda _n^{1/n} (f)< 1, TO \mathop {\lim inf}\limits_{n \to \infty } \lambda _n^{1/n} (f) > 0$$ В данной статье показ ано, что для целой функ ции $$E_\omega (z) = \mathop \sum \limits_{n = 0}^\infty \frac{{z^n }}{{\Gamma (1 + n\omega (n))}}$$ , где выполняется $$\lambda _n^{1/n} (E_\omega ) \leqq \exp \left\{ { - \frac{{\omega (n)}}{{e + 1}}} \right\}$$ , т.е. $$\mathop {\lim sup}\limits_{n \to \infty } \lambda _n^{1/n} (E_\omega ) \leqq \exp \left\{ { - \frac{1}{{\rho (e + 1)}}} \right\}< 1, a \mathop {\lim inf}\limits_{n \to \infty } \lambda _n^{1/n} (E_\omega ) = 0$$ . ФункцияE _ω (z) имеет порядок ?.     

A unified theory of contra-(μ,λ)-continuous functions in generalized topological spaces

We introduce a new notion called contra-(μ,λ)-continuous functions as functions on generalized topological spaces?[8]. We obtain some characterizations and several properties of such functions. The functions enable us to formulate a unified theory of several modifications of contra-continuity due to Dontchev?[18].     

Two-dimensional Coulomb scattering of a quantum particle: Wave functions and Green’s functions

We solve the problem of the propagation of a charged quantum particle in a two-dimensional plane embedded in the three-dimensional coordinate space. We consider scattering of this particle by a stable Coulomb center situated in the same plane. We study the wave function of this particle, its Green’s function, and all radial components of these functions. We derive uniform majorant bounds on absolute values of these functions and find the wave function representation in terms of regular radial Coulomb functions and the scattering amplitude representation via partial phases. We obtain integral representations of the Greens’s function and all its radial components.