New uniqueness theorems for trigonometric series

A uniqueness theorem is proved for trigonometric series and another one is proved for multiple trigonometric series. A corollary of the second theorem asserts that there are two subsets of the -dimensional torus, the first having a countable number of points and the second having points such that whenever a multiple trigonometric series ``converges' to zero at each point of the former set and also converges absolutely at each point of the latter set, then that series must have every coefficient equal to zero. This result remains true if ``converges' is interpreted as any of the usual modes of convergence, for example as ``square converges' or as ``spherically converges.'

     

On L-convergence of trigonometric series

In the present paper we consider the trigonometric series with (β,r)-general monotone and (β,r)-rest bounded variation coefficients. Necessary and sufficient conditions of L-convergence for such series are obtained in terms of the coefficients. Moreover, we generalize and extend the Tikhonov results [J. Math. Anal. Appl. 347 (2008) 416-427] to the class GM(β,r) or the class RBVS(β,r).     

On universal formal power series

The point source of this work is Seleznev's theorem which asserts the existence of a power series which satisfies universal approximation properties in C^∗. The paper deals with a strengthened version of this result. We establish a double approximation theorem on formal power series using a weighted backward shift operator. Moreover we give strong conditions that guarantee the existence of common universal series of an uncountable family of weighted backward shift with respect to the simultaneous approximation. Finally we obtain results on admissible growth of universal formal power series. We especially prove that you cannot control the defect of analyticity of such a series even if there exist universal series in the well-known intersection of formal Gevrey classes.     

Simultaneous approximation by universal series

We show that, if individual universal series exist, then we can choose a sequence of universal series performing simultaneous universal approximation with the same sequence of indices. As an application we derive the existence of universal Laurent Series on an annulus using only the existence of universal Taylor Series on discs. Our results are generic (© 2010 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Universality and summability of trigonometric polynomials and trigonometric series

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Uniqueness for non-harmonic trigonometric series

When , and

if

then

More generalized results are given.

     

Some extremal problems for trigonometric polynomials

Three extremal problems for trigonometric polynomials are studied in this paper. The first was initiated by Maiorov. It relates to the trigonometric polynomials with n nonzero harmonics. The L_p-norm of the Weyl derivative is compared with the L_q-norm of the polynomial. The other two problems have appeared in the recent paper by Oswald. They deal with the polynomials of degree n. The minimum of L_p-norm with respect to the choice of phases is compared with l_q-norm of its coefficients.     

Trigonometric series with general monotone coefficients

We study trigonometric series with general monotone coefficients. Convergence results in the different metrics are obtained. Also, we prove a Hardy-type result on the behavior of the series near the origin.     

Convergence acceleration of orthogonal series

The aim of this paper is to verify efficiency of two acceleration methods for orthogonal series (more strictly, for series defined at the beginning of Section 1). These methods are quite different although they use the same transform of such a series given there. The first method (Section 3) has some features common with Levin’s and Weniger’s methods. It may be profitably used in numerical calculations for a vast class of series. The second one (Sections 4 and 5) is somewhat similar to the Euler–Knopp transform of power series. Also this method is numerically realizable but more important is that for a narrower class of series, including some ones having applications in physics, it gives explicit analytic formulae of their transform.      

Pointwise consistency of the hermite series density estimate

The Hermite series estimate of a density f?L_p, p > 1, convergessin the mean square to f (x) for almost all x? |R, ifN (n) → ∞ and N (n) / n² → ) as n → ∞, where N is the number of the Hermite functions in the estimate while n is the number of observations. Moreover, the mean square and weak consistency are equivalent. For m times differentiable densities, the mean squares convergence rate is O(n^?(2m?1)/2m). Results for complete convergence are also given.     

On the existence of universal series by trigonometric system

In this paper we prove the following: let ω(t) be a continuous function, increasing in [0,∞) and ω(+0)=0. Then there exists a series of the form

     

三角级数在Burgers-KdV混合型方程中的应用

利用三角级数法将Burgers-KdV混合型方程转化为一组非线性代数方程,进而用待定系数法求解方程组,最后求出了Burgers-KdV混合型方程的精确解.     

On a class ofN-dimensional trigonometric series

An analog of Fomin's well-known one-dimensional theorem is proved for trigonometric series of the form

On the optimality of the trigonometric system

We study a new phenomenon of the behaviour of widths with respect to the optimality of trigonometric system. It is shown that the trigonometric system is optimal in the sense of Kolmogorov widths in the case of “super-high” and “super-small” smoothness but is not optimal in the intermediate cases. Bernstein’s widths behave differently when compared with Kolmogorov in the case of “super-small” smoothness. However, in the case of “super-high” smoothness Kolmogorov and Bernstein widths behave similarly, i.e. are realized by trigonometric polynomials.     

General monotone sequences and trigonometric series

In this article, we establish a norm equivalence satisfied by general monotone sequences. This is then used to show norm equivalences involving such sequences and trigonometric series with the elements of these sequences as coefficients. These equivalences generalize earlier results of Hardy and Littlewood, Askey and Wainger, Sagher, and Tikhonov.     

Hyponormality of trigonometric Toeplitz operators

In this paper we establish a tractable and explicit criterion for the hyponormality of arbitrary trigonometric Toeplitz operators, i.e., Toeplitz operators with trigonometric polynomial symbols . Our criterion involves the zeros of an analytic polynomial induced by the Fourier coefficients of . Moreover the rank of the selfcommutator of is computed from the number of zeros of in the open unit disk and in counting multiplicity.

     

A hierarchy of thin sets related to the boundedness of trigonometric series

We study the family  of the sets on which some series of the form is uniformly bounded. We show that the families  of all sets admitting the boundary  form a hierarchy which is incontinuous with respect to the operations of intersection and union.

     

Piecewise quadratic trigonometric polynomial curves

Analogous to the quadratic B-spline curve, a piecewise quadratic trigonometric polynomial curve is presented in this paper. The quadratic trigonometric polynomial curve has continuity, while the quadratic B-spline curve has continuity. The quadratic trigonometric polynomial curve is closer to the given control polygon than the quadratic B-spline curve.

     

On a trigonometric sum of Vinogradov

The trigonometric sum

     

Proof of two conjectures of Móricz on double trigonometric series

We use a unified approach to obtain several integrability theorems of Boas [R.P. Boas, Integrability of trigonometric series, I, Duke Math. J. 18 (1951) 787-793]. In particular, we settle two conjectures of Móricz [F. Móricz, On the integrability of double cosine and sine series, II, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 154 (1991) 466-483] concerning double trigonometric series.