p一致凸Banach空间中渐近半压缩映象迭代过程的强收敛性

研究p一致凸Banach空间中渐近半压缩映象的修正的Mann迭代过程和修正的Ishikawa迭代过程的强收敛性.本文始终假设X是p一致凸Banach空间.最近,r-渐近半压缩映象的概念被引入,并给出了X中该映象(此时,r=p)的修正的Mann迭代过程和修正的Ishikawa迭代过程的强收敛性定理,文章所得结果改进、推广和统一了近期相关结果.     

Banach空间中严格渐近伪压缩映象的收敛性问题

在一致凸的Banach空间中，采用新的证明方法研究了严格渐近伪压缩映象和渐近非膨胀映象带误差的修正的Mann和Ishikawa迭代程序的收敛性问题，不要求定义域、值域有界，且迭代系数更简单．     

一致凸Banach空间非扩张映象的修正Ishikawa迭代序列的强收敛

在一致凸Banach空间上，研究了半紧的非扩张压缩映象的修正Ishikawasa三重迭代序列的强收敛问题，建立并证明了若干强收敛定理，推广了Mann和Ishikawa的迭代方法，改进和发展了Xu和贾如鹏等作者的主要结果．     

Banach空间中非Lipschitz的渐近伪压缩映象不动点的迭代逼近问题

本文在去掉条件“‖Tnxn-xn‖→0(n→∞)”的情况下,在任意实的Banach空间中研究了用具误差的修正的Ishikawa与Mann迭代程序来逼近非Lipschitz的渐近伪压缩映象不动点的强收敛性问题;所得结果不但改进和推广了张石生教授与曾六川教授的结果,而且也从根本上改进了定理的证明方法．     

Banach空间中p-严格渐近伪压缩映象的收敛性问题

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关于非Lipschitz的渐近伪压缩映象的迭代法的强收敛性

本文在任意的实Banach空间中研究用带误差的修改的Ishikawa与Mann迭代程序来逼近非Lipschitz的渐近伪压缩映象的不动点的强收敛性问题．本文所得结果在多方面改进和推广了张石生教授的结果．     

渐近非扩张的非自映象不动点的迭代逼近问题

本文研究了渐近非扩张的非自映象不动点的迭代逼近问题,利用一致凸Banach空间中凸性模的有关不等式及新的分析方法,通过引入一新的修正的Ishikawa型迭代程序,在一致凸实Banach空间中,获得了此迭代序列强收敛于渐近非扩张的非自映象的不动点的逼近.改进和扩展了文献[2-5,9,10]的相关结果.     

Banach空间中几乎渐近非扩张型映象的不动点的迭代逼近

在Banach空间中引入了一类新的几乎渐近非扩张型映象,概括了Banach空间中若干熟知的非线性的Lipschitz映象类与非Lipschitz映象类成特例;例如,熟知的非扩张映象类,渐近非扩张映象类与渐近非扩张型映象类.考虑了用于逼近几乎渐近非扩张型映象不动点的带误差的修改了的Ishikawa迭代序列的收敛性问题.关于Banach空间范数的S.S.Chang的不等式与H.K.Xu的不等式皆被用于做精确不动点与近似不动点间的误差估计.而且,张石生教授用于做带误差的修改了的Ishikawa迭代序列收敛性分析的方法(应用数学和力学,2001,22(1):23-31)被推广到几乎渐近非扩张型映象的情况.给出了用于求一致凸Banach空间中几乎渐近非扩张型映象不动点的带误差的修改了的Ishikawa迭代序列的新的收敛判据.并且,由该判据,立即得到了此类映象的带误差的修改了的Mann迭代序列的新的收敛判据.上述结果统一、改进与推广了张石生教授关于用带误差的修改了的Ishikawa与Mann迭代序列来逼近渐近非扩张型映象不动点方面的结果.     

渐近非扩张映象的修正的Ishikawa迭代程序

本文研究一致凸Banach空间中关于渐近非扩张映象不动点的修正的Ishikawa迭代程序的强收敛性，本文结果统一，推广与改进了目前文献中的一些最新结果。     

一致凸Banach空间非扩张映象带误差的Ishikawa型的三重迭代序列的收敛性

在一致凸Banach空间上,研究了半紧的非扩张压缩映象‖Tx-Ty‖≤‖x-y‖的Ishikawa型的三重迭代序列的收敛性问题,建立并证明了带误差的Ishikawa三重迭代逼近收敛定理,从而独特的推广了Mann和Ishikawa迭代方法,改进和发展了文献[1]-[7]的主要结果.     

On a class of self-similar processes with stationary increments in higher order Wiener chaoses

We study a class of self-similar processes with stationary increments belonging to higher order Wiener chaoses which are similar to Hermite processes. We obtain an almost sure wavelet-like expansion of these processes. This allows us to compute the pointwise and local Hölder regularity of sample paths and to analyse their behaviour at infinity. We also provide some results on the Hausdorff dimension of the range and graphs of multidimensional anisotropic self-similar processes with stationary increments defined by multiple Wiener–Itô integrals.     

A REPRESENTATION FORMULA RELATED TO SCHR(O)DINGER OPERATORS

Schr(o)dinger operator is a central subject in the mathematical study of quantum mechanics.Consider the Schrodinger operator H = -△ V on R, where △ = d2/dx2 and the potential function V is real valued. In Fourier analysis, it is well-known that a square integrable function admits an expansion with exponentials as eigenfunctions of -△. A natural conjecture is that an L2 function admits a similar expansion in terms of "eigenfunctions" of H, a perturbation of the Laplacian (see [7], Ch. Ⅺ and the notes), under certain condition on V.     

On a class of Riemann surfaces

It is considered the class of Riemann surfaces with dimT1 = 0, where T1 is a subclass of exact harmonic forms which is one of the factors in the orthogonal decomposition of the spaceΩH of harmonic forms of the surface, namely The surfaces in the class OHD and the class of planar surfaces satisfy dimT1 = 0. A.Pfluger posed the question whether there might exist other surfaces outside those two classes. Here it is shown that in the case of finite genus g, we should look for a surface S with dimT1 = 0 among the surfaces of the form Sg\K , where Sg is a closed surface of genus g and K a compact set of positive harmonic measure with perfect components and very irregular boundary.     

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 30

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正Journal overview:Journal of Mathematical Research with Applications(JMRA),formerly Journal of Mathematical Research and Exposition(JMRE)created in 1981,one of the transactions of China Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics,is a home for original research papers of the highest quality in all areas of mathematics with applications.The target audience comprises:pure and applied mathematicians,graduate students in broad fields of sciences and technology,scientists and engineers interested in mathematics.     

Staircase transportation problems with superadditive rewards and cumulative capacities

A cumulative-capacitated transportation problem is studied. The supply nodes and demand nodes are each chains. Shipments from a supply node to a demand node are possible only if the pair lies in a sublattice, or equivalently, in a staircase disjoint union of rectangles, of the product of the two chains. There are (lattice) superadditive upper bounds on the cumulative flows in all leading subrectangles of each rectangle. It is shown that there is a greatest cumulative flow formed by the natural generalization of the South-West Corner Rule that respects cumulative-flow capacities; it has maximum reward when the rewards are (lattice) superadditive; it is integer if the supplies, demands and capacities are integer; and it can be calculated myopically in linear time. The result is specialized to earlier work of Hoeffding (1940), Fréchet (1951), Lorentz (1953), Hoffman (1963) and Barnes and Hoffman (1985). Applications are given to extreme constrained bivariate distributions, optimal distribution with limited one-way product substitution and, generalizing results of Derman and Klein (1958), optimal sales with age-dependent rewards and capacities.To our friend, Philip Wolfe, with admiration and affection, on the occasion of his 65th birthday.Research was supported respectively by the IBM T.J. Watson and IBM Almaden Research Centers and is a minor revision of the IBM Research Report [6].