线性缓冲算子矩阵及其应用研究

在缓冲算子公理体系下,构造了一类线性的弱化缓冲算子和强化缓冲算子,并定义了这类缓冲算子的算子矩阵,研究了它们的一些特性,并以此证明了m阶算子作用的计算公式,最后实例验证了算子的有效性与实用性.     

A direct proof of theorem on generalized Jordan form of linear operators

The present paper gives a direct proof of the following result: for any linear operator over arbitrary field there exists a basis in which it has a polyquasicyclic matrix, i.e. a generalized Jordan form of second kind. The polyquasicyclic form of a linear operator is uniquely determined up to the order of direct summands on the diagonal, and it is shown that the generalized Jordan form of second kind is a link that connects the classical Jordan form and the rational canonical form.     

Dimensions of the Kernels of linear operators and their algebraic adjoints

In this paper we study the kernels of a linear operator and its algebraic adjoint by studying their restriction on a subspace, a Banach space, such that the restriction is the difference of the identity and a compact operator under some conditions, and therefore some results on compact operator theory can be applied. As an example we study theM-scale subdivision operators.     

Generation of linear evolution operators

This paper is devoted to the problem of generation of evolution operators associated with linear evolution equations in a general Banach space. The stability condition is proposed from the viewpoint of finite difference approximations. It is shown that linear evolution operators can be generated even if the stability condition given here is assumed instead of Kato's stability condition.

     

A class of pseudo-monotone operators and its applications in PDE

In this paper we give a criterion of pseudo-monotone operators by which a class of operators related to elliptic partial differential equations is recognized as pseudo-monotone operators. Some applications in boundary value problems for elliptic equations and obstacle problems are given. Research supported by the Fund of IMAS     

Inversion of analytically perturbed linear operators that are singular at the origin

Let H and K be Hilbert spaces and for each z∈C let A(z)∈L(H,K) be a bounded but not necessarily compact linear map with A(z) analytic on a region |z|<a. If A(0) is singular we find conditions under which A⁻¹(z) is well defined on some region 0<|z|<b by a convergent Laurent series with a finite order pole at the origin. We show that by changing to a standard Sobolev topology the method extends to closed unbounded linear operators and also that it can be used in Banach spaces where complementation of certain closed subspaces is possible. Our method is illustrated with several key examples.²     

Operator-valued measures and linear operators

We study operator-valued measures , where L(X,Y) stands for the space of all continuous linear operators between real Banach spaces X and Y and Σ is a σ-algebra of sets. We extend the Bartle-Dunford-Schwartz theorem and the Orlicz-Pettis theorem for vector measures to the case of operator-valued measures. We generalize the classical Vitali-Hahn-Saks theorem to sets of operator-valued measures which are compact in the strong operator topology.     

The projective method for solving linear matrix inequalities

Numerous problems in control and systems theory can be formulated in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMI). Since solving an LMI amounts to a convex optimization problem, such formulations are known to be numerically tractable. However, the interest in LMI-based design techniques has really surged with the introduction of efficient interior-point methods for solving LMIs with a polynomial-time complexity. This paper describes one particular method called the Projective Method. Simple geometrical arguments are used to clarify the strategy and convergence mechanism of the Projective algorithm. A complexity analysis is provided, and applications to two generic LMI problems (feasibility and linear objective minimization) are discussed.     

Testing linear operators

The goal of testing is to determine whether an implementation linear operatorA conforms to a specification linear operatorS within a given error bound for all elements from an input setF. Suppose that an upper boundK on the norm of the difference ofS andA is given a priori. Then it is shown that in general any finite number of tests is inconclusive both in the worst case and on the average. However, the testing problem is still decidable in the limit for an arbitraryK; there is an algorithm of an infinite sequence of test-and-guess such that all but finitely many guesses are correct. On the other hand, if the error bound is relaxed for weak conformance then finite tests suffice even in the worst case and tight lower and upper bounds on the number of tests are derived. The test set is universal; it only depends on the set of valid inputsF. Furthermore, the test elements are on the boundary ofF. Two examples are used to illustrate the approaches and the paper is concluded with comments on two related problems: computation and verification.This work was done while consulting at AT&T Bell Laboratories, and is partially supported by the National Science Foundation grant IRI-92-12597 and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research 91-0347.     

A pair of linear canonical Hankel transformations and associated pseudo-differential operators

In this work, we have introduced a pair of linear canonical Hankel transformations and investigated some of its properties on Zemanian-type spaces. Moreover two versions of pseudo-differential operator associated with canonical Hankel transformations are defined and discussed its integral representation.     

Algebra matrix and similarity classification of operators

In this paper, by the Gelfand representation theory and the Silov idempotents theorem, we first obtain a central decomposition theorem related to a unital semi-simple n-homogeneous Banach algebra, and then give a similarity classification of two strongly irreducible Cowen-Douglas operators using this theorem.     

On the outputs of linear control systems

This paper studies autonomous, single-input, single-output linear control systems on finite time intervals. The object of interest is the output operatorO, which associates to each input function and initial state vector the corresponding system output. Main result: If the system has relative degree r<∞, then for any “admissible” Banach space U of inputs, O is a bounded operator taking U×Cn onto the “Sobolev space” of complex functions f∈C(r−1)([0,T]) for which the (r−1)-order derivative f(r−1) is absolutely continuous, with f(r)∈U. This completes recent results of Jönsson and Martin [Ulf Jönsson, Clyde Martin, Approximation with the output of linear control systems, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 329 (2007) 798-821] who showed that if the system is minimal and U is either L²([0,T]) or C([0,T]), then has dense range.     

Weyl type theorem and hypercyclic operators

Using a variant of the essential approximate point spectrum, we give the necessary and sufficient conditions for T for which the a-Browder's theorem or the a-Weyl's theorem holds. Also, the relation between hypercyclic operators (or supercyclic operators) and the operators which satisfy Weyl type theorem is discussed.     

Uniform approximation of some classes of linear positive operators expressed by series

The paper deals with a general class of linear positive approximation processes designed using series. For continuous and bounded functions defined on unbounded interval we give rate of convergence in terms of the usual modulus of smoothness. The main goal is to identify functions for which these operators provide uniform approximation over unbounded intervals. Particular cases are delivered.     

Spectral mapping theorem for linear hyperbolic systems

We show high frequency resolvent and spectral estimates and prove the spectral mapping theorem for linear hyperbolic systems in one space dimension.

     

Construction and calculation of reproducing kernel determined by various linear differential operators

We presented a method to construct and calculate the reproducing kernel for the linear differential operator with constant coefficients and a single latent root; further, we gave the formula for calculation. Additionally, by studying the recurrence relation of the reproducing kernel with arithmetic latent roots, we found that the reproducing kernel with a multi-knots interpolation constraint can be concisely represented by one with an initial-value constraint.     

On certain positive linear operators in polynomial weight spaces

We consider certain modified Szász-Mirakyan operators A _n (f;r) in polynomial weight spaces of functions of one variable and we study approximation properties of these operators. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Norms and spectral radii of linear fractional composition operators on the ball

We give a new proof that every linear fractional map of the unit ball induces a bounded composition operator on the standard scale of Hilbert function spaces on the ball, and obtain new norm bounds analogous to the standard one-variable estimates. We also show that Cowen's one-variable spectral radius formula extends to these operators. The key observation underlying these results is that every linear fractional map of the ball belongs to the Schur-Agler class.     

Regularity modulus of arbitrarily perturbed linear inequality systems

We aim to quantify the stability of systems of (possibly infinitely many) linear inequalities under arbitrary perturbations of the data. Our focus is on the Aubin property (also called pseudo-Lipschitz) of the solution set mapping, or, equivalently, on the metric regularity of its inverse mapping. The main goal is to determine the regularity modulus of the latter mapping exclusively in terms of the system's data. In our context, both, the right- and the left-hand side of the system are subject to possible perturbations. This fact entails notable differences with respect to previous developments in the framework of linear systems with perturbations of the right-hand side. In these previous studies, the feasible set mapping is sublinear (which is not our current case) and the well-known Radius Theorem constitutes a useful tool for determining the modulus. In our current setting we do not have an explicit expression for the radius of metric regularity, and we have to tackle the modulus directly. As an application we approach, under appropriate assumptions, the regularity modulus for a semi-infinite system associated with the Lagrangian dual of an ordinary nonlinear programming problem.     

On unbounded Bergman operators

This paper explores properties of the Bergman operator on unbounded open subsets of the plane. In addition to the characterization of the bounded commutant of such operators it proves the Berger-Shaw theorem and gives some general criteria under which the operator and its self-commutator are densely defined.