Transferring estimates for zonal convolution operators

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Maximal inequalities,convexity inequality,and their duality. II

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Morera type theorems on the unit disc

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Foundational Isomorphisms in Continuous Differentiation Theory

We provide an elementary proof of existence for the Foundational Isomorphism in each of the categories of convergence spaces, compactly generated topological spaces and sequential convergence spaces. This isomorphism embodies the germ of differentiation and its inverse the germ of integration.     

Lipschitz and darbo conditions for the superposition operator in ideal spaces

Summary In this paper we give necessary and sufficient conditions for the superposition operator Fx(s)=f(s, x(s)) to satisfy a Lipschitz condition Fx₁ - Fx₂kx₁ - x₂ or a Darbo condition (FN)k(N) in ideal spaces of measurable functions, where is the Hausdorff measure of noncompactness. Moreover, we characterize a large class of spaces in which the above mentioned two conditions are equivalent.

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Sunto In questo lavoro diamo delle condizioni necessarie e sufficienti perchè l'operatore di sovrapposizione Fx(s)=f (s, x(s)) soddisfi alla condizione di Lipschitz Fx₁–Fx₂ kx₁–x₂ o quella di Darbo (FN)k(N) in spazi ideali di funzioni misurabili, ove è la misura di non compattezza di Hausdorff. Inoltre, caratterizziamo un'ampia classe di spazi in cui le suddette due condizioni sono equivalenti.

     

Нормаляный поридок аддитявных арифметичыских функций на множестве дсдвинутых” пностых чясел

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Foliations with One-Sided Branching

We generalize the main results from the author's paper in Geom. Topol. 4 (2000), 457–515 and from Thurston's eprint math.GT/9712268 to taut foliations with one-sided branching. First constructed by Meigniez, these foliations occupy an intermediate position between -covered foliations and arbitrary taut foliations of 3-manifolds. We show that for a taut foliation with one-sided branching of an atoroidal 3-manifold M, one can construct a pair of genuine laminations ^± of M transverse to with solid torus complementary regions which bind every leaf of in a geodesic lamination. These laminations come from a universal circle, a refinement of the universal circles proposed by Thurston (unpublished), which maps monotonely and ₁(M)-equivariantly to each of the circles at infinity of the leaves of , and is minimal with respect to this property. This circle is intimately bound up with the extrinsic geometry of the leaves of . In particular, let denote the pulled-back foliation of the universal cover, and co-orient so that the leaf space branches in the negative direction. Then for any pair of leaves of with , the leaf is asymptotic to in a dense set of directions at infinity. This is a macroscopic version of an infinitesimal result from Thurston and gives much more drastic control over the topology and geometry of , than is achieved by him. The pair of laminations ^± can be used to produce a pseudo-Anosov flow transverse to which is regulating in the nonbranching direction. Rigidity results for ^± in the -covered case are extended to the case of one-sided branching. In particular, an -covered foliation can only be deformed to a foliation with one-sided branching along one of the two laminations canonically associated to the -coveredfoliation constructed in Geom. Topol. 4 (2000), 457–515, and these laminations become exactly the laminations ^± for the new branched foliation. Other corollaries include that the ambient manifold is -hyperbolic in the sense of Gromov, and that a self-homeomorphism of this manifold homotopic to the identity is isotopic to the identity.     

On a Generalization of Nikolskij's Extension Theorem in the Case of Two Variables

A modification of the Nikolskij extension theorem for functions from Sobolev spaces H ^k() is presented. This modification requires the boundary to be only Lipschitz continuous for an arbitrary k however, it is restricted to the case of two-dimensional bounded domains.     

Sharpening of Stečkin's theorem to strong approximation with exponentp

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Investigation of Haar and Franklin series in Hardy spaces

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On the asymptotic behavior of an unstable solution of an inhomogeneous stochastic diffusion equation

Sufficient conditions are obtained for the normalized trajectories of an unstable solution of the one-dimensional Itô stochastic differential equation with coefficientsa(t, x) and(t, x) to coincide with the normalized trajectories of the solution of the equation with coefficientsa(x) and(x) ast assuming that the coefficientsa(t, x) and(t, x) have a certain average closeness to the coefficientsa(x) and(x) over time ast.Translated fromTeoriya Sluchaínykh Protsessov, Vol. 15, pp. 3–10, 1987.     

Atomic Hardy spaces

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This paper is a part of the author's Ph.D. thesis written under the supervision of Prof. F. Schipp, Eötvös L. University, Budapest.     

Variations of Constrained Domain Functionals Associated with Boundary-Value Problems

We study variational formulas for maximizers for domain functionalsF(x0, u(x0)), x0, and F(x,u(x))dxover all Lipschitz domains satisfying the constraintg(x) dx=1. Here, u is the solution ofa diffusion equation in . Functional variations arecomputed using domain variations which preserve the constraint exactly. Weshow that any maximizer solves a moving boundary problem for the diffusionequation. Further, we show that, for problems with symmetry, the optimaldomains are balls.     

Multi-Faithful Spanning Trees of Infinite Graphs

For an end and a tree T of a graph G we denote respectively by m() and m _T () the maximum numbers of pairwise disjoint rays of G and T belonging to , and we define tm() := min{m _T(): T is a spanning tree of G}. In this paper we give partial answers — affirmative and negative ones — to the general problem of determining if, for a function f mapping every end of G to a cardinal f() such that tm() f() m(), there exists a spanning tree T of G such that m _T () = f() for every end of G.     

Жизнь и деятельность яноша Бояи

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Phragmén-Lindelöf theorems for second-order quasilinear elliptic equations

Analogues are formulated of the well-known, in the theory of analytic functions, Phragmen-Lindelöf theorem for the gradients of solutions of a broad class of quasilinear equations of elliptic type. Examples are given illustrating the accuracy of the results obtained for the gradients of solutions of the equations of the form div(|U|^–2u)=f(x, u, u), where f(x, u, u) is a function locally bounded in ²ⁿ⁺¹. f(x, 0, u)=0, uf(x, u, u) c¦u¦1+q(1+ ¦u|), > 1, c > 0, q > 0, is an arbitrary real number, and n >- 2. The basic role in the technique employed in the paper is played by the apparatus of capacitary characteristics.Translated from Ukrainskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 44, No. 10, pp. 1376–1381, October, 1992.The author sincerely appreciates E. M. Landis's permanent attention and numerous useful discussions.     

On the Drinfeld discriminant function

The discriminant function is a certain rigid analytic modularform defined on Drinfelds upper half-plane . Its absolutevalue may be considered as a function on theassociated Bruhat–Tits tree T. We compare log with the conditionally convergent complex-valued Eisenstein series Edefined on T and thereby obtain results about the growth of and of some related modular forms. We further determine to what extent roots may be extracted of (z)/(nz),regarded as a holomorphic function on . In some cases, this enables us to calculate cuspidal divisor class groups of modular curves.     

On the parameter estimation of diffusional type processes with constant coefficients (Elementary Gaussian Processes)

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The author thanks Professor M.Arató for having pointed out this problem, and for his valuable suggestions.     

Nonoscillatory solutions of linear differential equations with deviating arguments

Summary The equation to be considered is of the form (1) x(ⁿ)(t)+p(t)x(g(t))=0 (t>a), where =±1, p(t) > 0 for ta and g(t) as t. It is well- known that a nonoscillatory solution x(t) of (1) satisfies (2) x(t)x(ⁱ)(t)>0 (0il), (–1)^i–lx(t)x(ⁱ)(t)>0 (lin) for some integer l, 0ln, (–1)^n–l–1=1. In this paper, for a given l such that 0n–l–1=1, necessary conditions and sufficient conditions are found for (1) to have a solution x(t) which satisfies (2), and a necessary and sufficient condition is established in order that for every >0 the equation x(ⁿ)(t)+p(t)x(g(t))=0 (t>a) has a solution x(t) which satisfies (2). Related results are also contained.     

A chord-stretching map of a convex loop is an isometry

Let ⁿ be n-dimensional Euclidean space, and let : [0, L] ⁿ and : [0, L] ⁿ be closed rectifiable arcs in ⁿ of the same total length L which are parametrized via their arc length. is said to be a chord-stretched version of if for each 0s tL, |(t)–(s)| |(t)–(s)|. is said to be convex if is simple and if ([0, L]) is the frontier of some plane convex set. Individual work by Professors G. Choquet and G. T. Sallee demonstrated that if were simple then there existed a convex chord-stretched version of . This result led Professor Yang Lu to conjecture that if were convex and were a chord-stretched version of then and would be congruent, i.e. any chord-stretching map of a convex arc is an isometry. Professor Yang Lu has proved this conjecture in the case where and are C ² curves. In this paper we prove the conjecture in general.