On the One Sided Translates of Powers of Continuous Functions on Locally Compact Groups

We prove that the one sided translates of powers of a real valued continuous (respectively compactly supported) function with a unique maximum (or minimum) span a dense subspace in C(G) and C(X) (respectively in L ^P (G) and L ^P (X)) for any locally compact group G and for any Riemannian symmetric space X.     

On the Orthogonal of a Sum of Periodic Function Spaces

The existence or non-existence of positive orthogonal functions for subspaces of almost periodic functions has important applications in studying the oscillatory behavior of vibrations. Haraux and Komornik have obtained a number of theorems of this type. The purpose of this paper is to answer an open question formulated in the 1980s, and to completely clarify the situation for subspaces defined by three periods.     

On the Maximum Number of Translates in a Point Set

Given a finite set P⊆ℝ ^d , called a pattern, t _P (n) denotes the maximum number of translated copies of P determined by n points in ℝ ^d . We give the exact value of t _P (n) when P is a rational simplex, that is, the points of P are rationally affinely independent. In this case, we prove that t _P (n)=n−m _r (n), where r is the rational affine dimension of P, and m _r (n) is the r -Kruskal–Macaulay function. We note that almost all patterns in ℝ ^d are rational simplices. The function t _P (n) is also determined exactly when | P |≤3 or when P has rational affine dimension one and n is large enough. We establish the equivalence of finding t _P (n) and the maximum number s _R (n) of scaled copies of a suitable pattern R⊆ℝ⁺ determined by n positive reals. As a consequence, we show that s_Ak(n)=n-\varTheta (n^1-1/p(k))s_{A_{k}}(n)=n-\varTheta (n^{1-1/\pi(k)}) , where A _k ={1,2,…,k} is an arithmetic progression of size k, and π(k) is the number of primes less than or equal to k.     

一类连续体上连续映射的周期点

设X是个阶有限的遗传可分解可链连续体, f:X→X是X上的连续自映射, On(x,f)={fi(x):0≤i≤n)是f的一个返回轨道, inf(On(x,f))相似文献   

Completeness of Integer Translates in Function Spaces on

We show that each of the Banach spacesC₀( ) andL^p( ), 2<p<∞, contains a function whose integer translates are complete. This function can also be chosen so that one of the following additional conditions hold: (1) Its non-negative integer translates are already complete. (2) Its integer translates form an orthonormal system inL²( ). (3) Its integer translates form a minimal system. A similar result holds for the corresponding Sobolev space, for certain weightedL²spaces, and in the multivariate setting. We also prove some results in the opposite direction.     

On Quasi-weakly Almost Periodic Points of Continuous Flows

Let X be a compact metric space, F : X ×R→ X be a continuous flow and x ∈ X a proper quasi-weakly almost periodic point, that is, x is quasi-weakly almost periodic but not weakly almost periodic. The aim of this paper is to investigate whether there exists an invariant measure generated by the orbit of x such that the support of this measure coincides with the minimal center of attraction of x? In order to solve the problem, two continuous flows are constructed. In one continuous flow,there exist a proper quasi-weakly almost periodic point and an invariant measure generated by its orbit such that the support of this measure coincides with its minimal center of attraction; and in the other,there is a proper quasi-weakly almost periodic point such that the support of any invariant measure generated by its orbit is properly contained in its minimal center of attraction. So the mentioned problem is sufficiently answered in the paper.     

Remarks Concerning Completeness of Translates in Function Spaces

This note explains how to translate the author's old result on cyclic vectors of the multiple shift operator into the language of completeness theorems for integer translates. This translation, together with those results, turns out to be a source for many completeness theorems. In particular, there follows the existence of functions f whose positive integer translates f(x−k), where k₊ are complete in the spaces C^l₀(), L^p(), W^l_p(), 2<p<∞, l=0, 1, …, as well as in their weighted and/or vector-valued analogues.     

On Series of Translates of Positive Functions

For , a discrete infinite set of nonnegative real numbers, and a nonnegative measurable function f: R R ⁺, consider . The sets naturally break into two types. Type 1 consists of such that either C = R almost everywhere or else C = Ø a.e., for every f. Type 2 consists of all the other . We introduce a notion of asymptotic density for and the complementary notion of asymptotic lacunarity. We demonstrate that is of type 2 if it is asymptotically lacunary or else is asymptotically dense and exhibits asymptotically large Q-independent sets. We also give some examples of sets of both types.     

Extension Theorems for Spaces Arising from Approximation by Translates of a Basic Function

We establish extension theorems for functions in spaces which arise naturally in studying interpolation by radial basic functions. These spaces are akin in some way to the non-integer-valued Sobolev spaces, although they are considerably more general. Such extensions allow us to establish local error estimates in a way which we make precise in the introductory section of our paper. There are many other applications of these fundamental results, including improved L_p error estimates for interpolation by shifts of a single basic function, but these applications have been left to a later paper.     

On the Determination of Convex Bodies by Translates of Their Projections

It is a well-known fact that a three-dimensional convex body is, up to translations, uniquely determined by the translates of its orthogonal projections onto all planes. Simple examples show that this is no longer true if only lateral projections are permitted, that is orthogonal projections onto all planes that contain a given line. In this article large classes of convex bodies are specified that are essentially determined by translates or homothetic images of their lateral projections. The problem is considered for all dimensions , and corresponding stability results are proved. Finally, it is investigated to which degree of precision a convex body can be determined by a finite number of translates of its projections. Various corollaries concern characterizations and corresponding stability statements for convex bodies of constant width and spheres.     

周期函数和非平稳周期函数的小波变换

探讨了三角函数、周期函数以及一类非平稳周期函数小波变换的一些性质,发现周期函数的小波能谱的峰高和峰宽均正比于信号的周期.提出了一个新的只利用与信号周期有关的一个尺度小波变换系数的重构公式,它可准确地重构三角函数,对一般周期函数的重构结果优于其Fourier级数中的任何一项,对一类均值和振幅变化的非平稳周期函数的重构结果与信号非常吻合.     

Covering the Plane with Translates of a Triangle

The minimum density of a covering of the plane with translates of a triangle is frac32frac{3}{2} .     

Exceptional Congruences for Powers of the Partition Function

In Journal of London Math. Soc. 31 (1956), 350–359, Morris Newman studied vector spaces of functions arising from lifts to ₀(p) of certain eta-products on the group ₀(pQ), Q = p ⁿ. In this paper, the author considers vector spaces of modular functions obtained as lifts of more general eta-products from ₀(pQ) to ₀(p), (Q, p) = 1. Specifically considered are functions arising as lifts of functions of the form

On Periodic Solutions of the Periodic

By treating the periodic Riccati equation ${\rm\dot{z}=a(t)z^2+b(t)z+c(t)}$ as a dynamical system on the sphere S, the number and stability of its periodic solutions are determined. Using properties of Moebius transformations, an exact algebraic relation is obtained between any periodic solution and any complex-valued periodic solution. This leads to a new method for constructing the periodic solutions.     

On Primes and Powers of a Fixed Integer

According to a 1904 conjecture of Dickson [2] unless preventedby congruence conditions, any finite collection of linear formsin Z[x] with positive leading coefficients infinitely oftensimultaneously represent primes. For the forms x, x+2 this includesthe conjectured infinitude of prime-pairs.     

Line Transversals to Translates of a Convex Body

Let K be a convex body in the plane. Define λ(K,t) as the smallest number satisfying the following: if F\mathcal{F} is any family of translates of K such that every t members of F\mathcal{F} have a common transversal, then all the members of l(K,t)F\lambda(K,t)\mathcal{F} have a common transversal. We give bounds for λ(K,3) and λ(K,4) for a general convex figure K. In particular, we obtain that λ(K,3)≤1.79 when K is the Euclidean disc.     

Completeness of the Grid Translates of Functions

If $f\in L^{p}(\mathbb{R}^{d})$ is a bounded real valued continuous function which has a unique maximum or a unique minimum at a point $x_{0}\in \mathbb{R}^{d}$ and if the inverse image of the neighborhoods of f(x ₀) shrinks regularly to x ₀, then $\mathrm{ span }\{f^{m}(x-2^{-m}\varSigma_{i=1}^{d} j_{i} e_{i})\mid m\in\mathbb{N}, j_{i}\in\mathbb{Z}\}$ is a dense subset of $L^{p}(\mathbb{R}^{d}), 1\le p<\infty$ where f ^m (x)=f(x) ^m and {e _i } is the natural basis of $\mathbb{R}^{d}$ . The result extends to all homogeneous groups, Riemannian symmetric spaces of noncompact type, Damek-Ricci spaces etc.