Convolution properties of some classes of analytic functions

Let A denote the class of functions which are analytic in |z|<1 and normalized so that f(0)=0 and f′(0)=1, and let R(α, β)⊂A be the class of functions f such thatRe[f′(z)+αzf″(z)]>β,Re α>0, β<1. We determine conditions under which (i) f ∈ R(α₁, β₁), g ∈ R(α₂, β₂) implies that the convolution f×g of f and g is convex; (ii) f ∈ R(0, β₁), g ∈ R(0, β₂) implies that f×g is starlike; (iii) f≠A such that f′(z)[f(z)/z]^μ-1 ≺ 1 + λz, μ>0, 0<λ<1, is starlike, and (iv) f≠A such that f′(z)+αzf″(z) ≺ 1 + λz, α>0, δ>0, is convex or starlike. Bibliography: 16 titles. Published inZapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 226, 1996, pp. 138–154.     

Random matrix products and applications to cellular automata

Let λ be the upper Lyapunov exponent corresponding to a product of i.i.d. randomm×m matrices (X _i) _i ^0/∞ over ℂ. Assume that theX _i's are chosen from a finite set {D ₀,D ₁...,D _t-1(ℂ), withP(X _i=D_j)>0, and that the monoid generated byD ₀, D₁,…, D_q−1 contains a matrix of rank 1. We obtain an explicit formula for λ as a sum of a convergent series. We also consider the case where theX _i's are chosen according to a Markov process and thus generalize a result of Lima and Rahibe [22]. Our results on λ enable us to provide an approximation for the numberN _≠0(F(x)ⁿ,r) of nonzero coefficients inF(x) ⁿ.(modr), whereF(x) ∈ ℤ[x] andr≥2. We prove the existence of and supply a formula for a constant α (<1) such thatN _≠0(F(x)ⁿ,r) ≈n ^α for “almost” everyn. Supported in part by FWF Project P16004-N05     

Discrete spectrum in the gaps of a perturbed pseudorelativistic hamiltonian

The pseudorelativistic Hamiltonian is considered under wide conditions on potentials A(x), W(x). It is assumed that a real point λ is regular for G_1/2. Let G_1/2(α)=G_1/2−αV, where α>0, V(x)≥0, and V ∈L _d(ℝ^d). Denote by N(λ, α) the number of eigenvalues of G_1/2(t) that cross the point λ as t increases from 0 to α. A Weyl-type asymptotics is obtained for N(λ, α) as α→∞. Bibliography: 5 titles. To O. A. Ladyzhenskaya Translated fromZapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 249, 1997. pp. 102–117. Translated by A. B. Pushnitskii.     

Instances of the Conjecture of Chang

We consider various forms of the Conjecture of Chang. Part A constitutes an introduction. Donder and Koepke have shown that if ρ is a cardinal such that ρ ≧ ω₁, and (ρ⁺⁺,ρ⁺↠(ρ⁺, ρ), then 0⁺ exists. We obtain the same conclusion in Part B starting from some other forms of the transfer hypothesis. As typical corollaries, we get: Theorem A.Assume that there exists cardinals λ, κ, such that λ ≧ K ⁺ ≧ω₂ and (λ⁺, λ)↠(K ⁺,K. Then 0⁺ exists. Theorem B.Assume that there exists a singularcardinal κ such that(K ⁺,K↠(ω₁, ω₀. Then 0⁺ exists. Theorem C.Assume that (λ ⁺⁺, λ). Then 0⁺ exists (also ifK=ω ₀. Remark. Here, as in the paper of Donder and Koepke, “O⁺ exists” is a matter of saying that the hypothesis is strictly stronger than “L(μ) exists”. Of course, the same proof could give a few more sharps overL(μ), but the interest is in expecting more cardinals, coming from a larger core model. Theorem D.Assume that (λ ⁺⁺, λ)↠(K ⁺, K) and thatK≧ω ₁. Then 0⁺ exists. Remark 2. Theorem B is, as is well-known, false if the hypothesis “κ is singular” is removed, even if we assume thatK≧ω ₂, or that κ is inaccessible. We shall recall this in due place. Comments. Theorem B and Remark 2 suggest we seek the consistency of the hypothesis of the form:K ⁺, K↠(ω_n +1, ω_n), for κ singular andn≧0. 0266 0152 V 3 The consistency of several statements of this sort—a prototype of which is (N _ω+1,N _ω)↠(ω₁, ω₀) —have been established, starting with an hypothesis slightly stronger than: “there exists a huge cardinal”, but much weaker than: “there exists a 2-huge cardinal”. These results will be published in a joint paper by M. Magidor, S. Shelah, and the author of the present paper.     

The convolution structure for Jacobi function expansions

The product ϕ _λ ^(α,β) (t₁)ϕ _λ ^(α,β) (t₂) of two Jacobi functions is expressed as an integral in terms of ϕ _λ ^(α,β) (t₃) with explicit non-negative kernel, when α≧β≧−1/2. The resulting convolution structure for Jacobi function expansions is studied. For special values of α and β the results are known from the theory of symmetric spaces.     

On Lp-convergence of Grunwald interpolation

In this paper, the L_p-convergence of Grünwald interpolation G_n(f,x) based on the zeros of Jacobi polynomials J _n ^(α,β) (x)(−1<α,β<1) is considered. L_p-convergence (0<p<2) of Grünwald interpolation G_n(f,x) is proved for p·Max(α,β)<1. Moreover, L_p-convergence (p>0) of G_n(f,x) is obtained for −1<α,β≤0. Therefore, the results of [1] and [3–5] are improved.     

Global behavior of the branch of positive solutions for nonlinear Sturm–Liouville problems

We consider the nonlinear Sturm–Liouville problem

On double sine and cosine transforms,Lipschitz and Zygmund classes

We consider complex-valued functions f ∈ L 1 (R+2),where R +:= [0,∞),and prove sufficient conditions under which the double sine Fourier transform f ss and the double cosine Fourier transform f cc belong to one of the two-dimensional Lipschitz classes Lip(α,β) for some 0 α,β≤ 1;or to one of the Zygmund classes Zyg(α,β) for some 0 α,β≤ 2.These sufficient conditions are best possible in the sense that they are also necessary for nonnegative-valued functions f ∈ L 1 (R+2).     

Certain asymptotic expansions for laguerre polynomials and Charlier polynomials

Here proposed are certain asympotic expansion formulas for L _n ^(∞-1) (λz) and C _n ^(∞) (λz) in which 0<w=0(λ) and C_n/(^w)(λz), z being a complex number. Also presented are certain estimates for the remainders (error bounds) of the asymptotic expansions within the regions D₁(-∞<R_ez<=1/2(ω/λ) and D₂(1/2(ω/λ)<=Re_z<∞), respectively. Supported by NSERC (Canada) and also by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.     

Asymptotic Behavior of Bifurcation Branch of Positive Solutions for Semilinear Sturm–Liouville Problems

We consider the nonlinear eigenvalue problem

Orthogonal almost locally minimal projections on ℓ 1 n

A projectionP on a Banach spaceX with ‖P‖≤λ₀ is called almost locally minimal if, for every α>0 small enough, the ballB(P,α) in the space of operatorsL(X) does not contain a projectionQ with ‖Q‖≤‖P‖(1–Dα²), whereD=D(λ₀) is a constant independent of ‖P‖. It is shown that, for everyp≥1 and every compact abelian groupG, every translation invariant projection onL _p(G) is almost locally minimal. Orthogonal projections on ℓ ₁ ⁿ are investigated with respect to some weaker local minimality properties. Participant in Workshop in Linear Analysis and Probability, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas 1998. Partially supported by the Edmund Landau Center for Research in Mathematical Analysis and Related Areas, sponsored by the Minerva Foundation (Germany).     

The negative discrete spectrum of the operator (-τ) l -αV inL 2(R d ) ford even and 2l≥dinL 2(R d ) ford even and 2l≥d

We study the asymptotic behaviour ofN(α)—the number of negative eigenvalues of the operator (-τ) ^l -αV inL ₂(R ^d ) for an evend and2l≥d. This is the only case where the previously known results were far from being complete. In order to describe our results we introduce an auxiliary ordinary differential operator (system) on the semiaxis. Depending on the spectral properties of this operator we can distinguish between three cases whereN(α) is of the Weyl-type,N(α) is of the Weyl-order but not the Weyl-type coefficient and finally whereN(α)=O(α^q) withq>d/2l.     

<Emphasis Type="Italic">L</Emphasis><Superscript>∞</Superscript> Estimates of solution for <Emphasis Type="Italic">m</Emphasis>-Laplacian parabolic equation with a nonlocal term

In this paper, we consider the global existence, uniqueness and L ^∞ estimates of weak solutions to quasilinear parabolic equation of m-Laplacian type u _t − div(|∇u| ^m−2∇u) = u|u| ^β−1 ∫_Ω |u| ^α dx in Ω × (0,∞) with zero Dirichlet boundary condition in tdΩ. Further, we obtain the L ^∞ estimate of the solution u(t) and ∇u(t) for t > 0 with the initial data u ₀ ∈ L ^q (Ω) (q > 1), and the case α + β < m − 1.     

Discrete spectrum of the perturbed Dirac operator

In this paper we study the asymptotics of the discrete spectrum in the gap (−1, 1) of the perturbed Dirac operatorD(α)=D ₀−αV1 acting inL ₂(R ³;C ⁴) with large coupling constant α. In particular some “non-standard” asymptotic formulae are obtained.     

Problem with periodicity conditions for a degenerating equation of mixed type

For the equation K(t)u _xx + u _tt − b ² K(t)u = 0 in the rectangular domain D = “(x, t)‖ 0 < x < 1, −α < t < β”, where K(t) = (sgnt)|t| ^m , m > 0, and b > 0, α > 0, and β > 0 are given real numbers, we use the spectral method to obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the unique solvability of the boundary value problem u(0, t) = u(1, t), u _x (0, t) = u _x (1, t), −α ≤ t ≤ β, u(x, β) = φ(x), u(x,−α) = ψ(x), 0 ≤ x ≤ 1.     

New asymptotic formula for eigenvalues of nonlinear Sturm-Liouville problems

We study the nonlinear Sturm-Liouville problem

Fourier Inversion of Distributions Supported by a Hypersurface

Let μ _Σ be the natural measure on R ^N (N≥3) supported by a compact oriented analytic hypersurface Σ, ψ a smooth function on R ^N and P(D) a differential operator in N variables of order m. We determine a sufficient condition on the number λ such that the Fourier integral of the distribution P(D)ψ μ _Σ be summable by Cesàro means of order λ to zero in a point outside the hypersurface. This condition depends on m and on the position of the point with respect to the caustic of the hypersurface.     

A two-parameter boundary problem for second order differential system

Summary This paper is concerned with second order differential systems involving two parameters with boundary conditions specified at three points. In particular, we consider the system y' = k(x, λ, μ)z, z' = -g(x, λ, μ)y, where k and g are real-valued junctions defined on X: a ≤ x ≤ c, L: L₁ < λ < L₂, and M: M₁ < μ < M₂. This system is studied together with the boundary conditions α(λ, μ)y(a) - β(λ, μ)z(a)=0, γ(λ, μ)y(b) - δ(λ, μ)z(b)=0, ε₁(μ)y(b) - φ₁(μ)z(b)=ε₂(μ)y(c) - φ₂(μ)z(c), where α, β, δ, γ, ε_i, φ_i, i=1, 2, are continuous functions of the parameters. This work establishes the existence of eigenvalue pairs for the boundary problem and the oscillatory behavior of the associated solutions. These results complement those previously obtained by the authors and B. D. Sleeman, where boundary conditions of the ? Sturm-Liouville ? type were studied. Entrata in Redazione il 5 dicembre 1977. The research for this paper was supported by a University College Reasearch Grant, University of Alabama in Birmingham.     

Realization of the Perron effect whereby the characteristic exponents of solutions of differential systems change their values

We realize the Perron effect of change of values of characteristic exponents: for arbitrary parameters λ ₁ <- λ ₂ < 0, β ₂ ≥ β ₁ ≥ λ ₂, and m > 1, we prove the existence of a linear differential system $ \dot x $ \dot x = A(t)x, x ∈ R ₂, t ≥ t ₀, with bounded infinitely differentiable coefficients and with characteristic exponents λ ₁(A) = λ ₁ <- λ ₂(A) = λ ₂ and of an m-perturbation f: [t ₀,+∞) × R ₂ → R ₂ infinitely differentiable in time, continuously differentiable with respect to the phase variables y ₁ and y ₂, (y ₁, y ₂) = y ∈ R ₂ (infinitely differentiable with respect to the variables y ₁ ≠ 0 and y ₂ ≠ 0 and with respect to all of these variables in the case of a positive integer m > 1), satisfying the condition ‖f(t, y)‖ ≤ const × ‖y‖ ^m , y ∈ R ², t ≥ t ₀, and such that all nontrivial solutions y(t, c) of the perturbed system

Nearly flat almost monotone measures are big pieces of lipschitz graphs

A concentrated (ξ, m) almost monotone measure inR ⁿ is a Radon measure Φ satisfying the two following conditions: (1) Θ ^m (Φ,x)≥1 for every x ∈spt (Φ) and (2) for everyx ∈R ⁿ the ratioexp [ξ(r)]r^−mΦ(B(x,r)) is increasing as a function of r>0. Here ξ is an increasing function such thatlim _r→0-ξ(r)=0. We prove that there is a relatively open dense setReg (Φ) ∋spt (Φ) such that at each x∈Reg(Φ) the support of Φ has the following regularity property: given ε>0 and λ>0 there is an m dimensional spaceW ⊂R ⁿ and a λ-Lipschitz function f from x+W into x+W^‖ so that (100-ε)% ofspt(Φ) ∩B (x, r) coincides with the graph of f, at some scale r>0 depending on x, ε, and λ.