Idealization of a decomposition theorem

In 1986, Tong [13] proved that a function f : (X,τ)→(Y,φ) is continuous if and only if it is α-continuous and A-continuous. We extend this decomposition of continuity in terms of ideals. First, we introduce the notions of regular-I-closed sets, A _I-sets and A _I -continuous functions in ideal topological spaces and investigate their properties. Then, we show that a function f : (X,τ,I)→(Y, φ) is continuous if and only if it is α-I-continuous and A _I-continuous. This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

On the iteration of holomorphic self-maps of ℂ*

Letf be a holomorphic self-map of the punctured plane ℂ^*=ℂ\{0} with essentially singular points 0 and ∞. In this note, we discuss the setsI ₀(f)={z ∈ ℂ^*:f ⁿ (z) → 0,n → ∞} andI _∞(f)={z ∈ ℂ^*:f ⁿ (z) → 0,n → ∞}. We try to find the relation betweenI ₀(f),I _∞(t) andJ(f). It is proved that both the boundary ofI ₀(f) and the boundary ofI _∞)f) equal toJ(f),I ₀(f) ∩J(f) ≠ θ andI _∞(f) ∩J(f) ≠ θ. As a consequence of these results, we find bothI ₀(f) andI _∞(f) are not doubly-bounded. Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China     

On uniformly continuous Nemytskij operators generated by set-valued functions

Let I = [0, 1], let Y be a real normed linear space, C a convex cone in Y and Z a real Banach space. Denote by clb(Z) the set of all nonempty, convex, closed and bounded subsets of Z. If a superposition operator N generated by a set-valued function F : I × C → clb(Z) maps the set H _α (I, C) of all Hölder functions ${\varphi : I \to C}Let I = [0, 1], let Y be a real normed linear space, C a convex cone in Y and Z a real Banach space. Denote by clb(Z) the set of all nonempty, convex, closed and bounded subsets of Z. If a superposition operator N generated by a set-valued function F : I × C → clb(Z) maps the set H _α (I, C) of all H?lder functions j: I ? C{\varphi : I \to C} into the set H _β (I, clb(Z)) of all H?lder set-valued functions f: I ? clb(Z){\phi : I \to clb(Z)} and is uniformly continuous, then

F(x,y)=A(x,y) \text+* B(x),       x ? I, y ? CF(x,y)=A(x,y) \stackrel{*}{\text{+}} B(x),\qquad x \in I, y \in C      4. The hyperspace of the regions below continuous maps with the fell topology      Zhong Qiang Yang  Bao Can Zhang 《数学学报(英文版)》2012,28(1):57-66 For a Tychonoff space X,we use ↓USC F(X) and ↓C F(X) to denote the families of the hypographs of all semi-continuous maps and of all continuous maps from X to I = [0,1] with the subspace topologies of the hyperspace Cld F(X × I) consisting of all non-empty closed sets in X × I endowed with the Fell topology.In this paper,we shall show that there exists a homeomorphism h:↓USC F(X) → Q = [1,1] ω such that h(↓CF(X))=c0 = {(xn)∈Q| lim n→∞ x n = 0} if and only if X is a locally compact separable metrizable space and the set of isolated points is not dense in X.      5. An Application of a Mountain Pass Theorem   总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3   Huan?Song?ZhouEmail author 《数学学报(英文版)》2002,18(1):27-36 We are concerned with the following Dirichlet problem: −Δu(x) = f(x, u), x∈Ω, u∈H 1 0(Ω), (P) where f(x, t) ∈C (×ℝ), f(x, t)/t is nondecreasing in t∈ℝ and tends to an L ∞-function q(x) uniformly in x∈Ω as t→ + ∞ (i.e., f(x, t) is asymptotically linear in t at infinity). In this case, an Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz-type condition, that is, for some θ > 2, M > 0, 0 > θF(x, s) ≤f(x, s)s, for all |s|≥M and x∈Ω, (AR) is no longer true, where F(x, s) = ∫ s 0 f(x, t)dt. As is well known, (AR) is an important technical condition in applying Mountain Pass Theorem. In this paper, without assuming (AR) we prove, by using a variant version of Mountain Pass Theorem, that problem (P) has a positive solution under suitable conditions on f(x, t) and q(x). Our methods also work for the case where f(x, t) is superlinear in t at infinity, i.e., q(x) ≡ +∞. Received June 24, 1998, Accepted January 14, 2000.      6. On the Cauchy difference on normed spaces      J. Brzdçk 《Abhandlungen aus dem Mathematischen Seminar der Universit?t Hamburg》1996,66(1):143-150 LetX be a real linear normed space, (G, +) be a topological group, andK be a discrete normal subgroup ofG. We prove that if a continuous at a point or measurable (in the sense specified later) functionf:X →G fulfils the condition:f(x +y) -f(x) -f(y) ∈K whenever ‖x‖ = ‖y‖, then, under some additional assumptions onG,K, andX, there esists a continuous additive functionA :X →G such thatf(x) -A(x) ∈K.      7. On some properties of interval maps with zero topological entropy      Zdeněk Kočan 《Aequationes Mathematicae》2008,76(3):305-314       8. Dynamics of neighborhoods of points under a continuous mapping of an interval      E. Yu. Romanenko 《Ukrainian Mathematical Journal》2005,57(11):1792-1808 Let {I, f, Z +} be a dynamical system induced by a continuous mapping f of a closed bounded interval I into itself. To describe the dynamics of neighborhoods of points unstable under the mapping f, we propose the concept of the εω-set ω f, ε(x) of a point x as the ω-limit set of the ε-neighborhood of the point x. We investigate the relationship between the εω-set and the domain of influence of a point. It is also shown that the domain of influence of an unstable point is always a cycle of intervals. The results obtained can be directly used in the theory of difference equations with continuous time and similar equations. __________ Translated from Ukrains’kyi Matematychnyi Zhurnal, Vol. 57, No. 11, pp. 1534–1547, November, 2005.      9. Separating maps on weighted function algebras on topological groups      Saeid Maghsoudi  Rasoul Nasr-Isfahani 《Mathematica Slovaca》2011,61(6):941-948 Let G 1 and G 2 be locally compact groups and let ω 1 and ω 2 be weight functions on G 1 and G 2, respectively. For i = 1, 2, let also C 0(G i , 1/ω i ) be the algebra of all continuous complex-valued functions f on G i such that f/ω i vanish at infinity, and let H: C 0(G 1, 1/ω 1) → C 0(G 2, 1/ω 2) be a separating map; that is, a linear map such that H(f)H(g) = 0 for all f, g ∈ C 0(G 1, 1/ω 1) with fg = 0. In this paper, we study conditions under which H can be represented as a weighted composition map; i.e., H(f) = φ(f ℴ h) for all f ∈ C 0(G 1, 1/ω 1), where φ: G 2 → ℂ is a non-vanishing continuous function and h: G 2 → G 1 is a topological isomorphism. Finally, we offer a statement equivalent to that h is also a group homomorphism.      10. Asymptotic representations of solutions of nonautonomous ordinary differential equations with regularly varying nonlinearities      V. M. Evtukhov  A. M. Samoilenko 《Differential Equations》2011,47(5):627-649 We obtain asymptotic representations as t ↑ ω, ω ≤ + ∞, for all possible types of P ω(Y 0, λ 0)-solutions (where Y 0 is zero or ±∞ and −∞ ≤ λ0 ≤ +∞) of nonlinear differential equations y (n) = α 0 p(t)φ(y), where α 0 ∈ {−1, 1}, p: [a, ω[→]0,+∞[ is a continuous function, and φ is a continuous regularly varying function in a one-sided neighborhood of Y 0.      11. Homotopy invariants of mappings to the circle      S. S. Podkorytov 《Journal of Mathematical Sciences》2011,175(5):609-619 Homotopy classes of mappings of a space X to the circle T form an Abelian group B(X) (the Bruschlinsky group). If a: X → T is a continuous mapping, then [a] denotes the homotopy class of a, and I r (a): (X × T) r → \mathbbZ \mathbb{Z} is the indicator function of the rth Cartesian power of the graph of a. Let C be an Abelian group and let f: B(X) → C be a mapping. By definition, f has order not greater than r if the correspondence I r (a) → f([a]) extends to a (partly defined) homomorphism from the Abelian group of Z-valued functions on (X × T) r to C. It is proved that the order of f equals the algebraic degree of f. (A mapping between Abelian groups has degree at most r if all of its finite differences of order r +1 vanish.) Bibliography: 2 titles.      12. NON-EXISTENCE OF POSITIVE ENTIRE SOLUTIONS FOR ELLIPTIC INEQUALITIES OF P-LAPLACIAN   总被引：6，自引：0，他引：6   YANGZUODONG 《高校应用数学学报(英文版)》1997,12(4):399-410 In this paper,the nonexistence of positive entire solutions for div(|Du|^1-2Du)≥q(x)f(u),x∈R^N,is establisbed,where p＞1,DU=(D,u……dnu),qsR^N→(o,∞)and f2(0,∞)→(o,∞)are continuous functions.      13. Grow-up of critical solutions for a non-local porous medium problem with Ohmic heating source      Evangelos A. Latos  Dimitrios E. Tzanetis 《NoDEA : Nonlinear Differential Equations and Applications》2010,17(2):137-151 We investigate the behaviour of solution u = u(x, t; λ) at λ =  λ* for the non-local porous medium equation ${u_t = (u^n)_{xx} + {\lambda}f(u)/({\int_{-1}^1} f(u){\rm d}x)^2}We investigate the behaviour of solution u = u(x, t; λ) at λ =  λ* for the non-local porous medium equation ut = (un)xx + lf(u)/(ò-11 f(u)dx)2{u_t = (u^n)_{xx} + {\lambda}f(u)/({\int_{-1}^1} f(u){\rm d}x)^2} with Dirichlet boundary conditions and positive initial data. The function f satisfies: f(s),−f ′ (s) > 0 for s ≥ 0 and s n-1 f(s) is integrable at infinity. Due to the conditions on f, there exists a critical value of parameter λ, say λ*, such that for λ > λ* the solution u = u(x, t; λ) blows up globally in finite time, while for λ ≥ λ* the corresponding steady-state problem does not have any solution. For 0 < λ < λ* there exists a unique steady-state solution w = w(x; λ) while u = u(x, t; λ) is global in time and converges to w as t → ∞. Here we show the global grow-up of critical solution u* =  u(x, t; λ*) (u* (x, t) → ∞, as t → ∞ for all x ? (-1,1){x\in(-1,1)}.      14. Points of joint continuity and large oscillations      V. K. Maslyuchenko  V. V. Nesterenko 《Ukrainian Mathematical Journal》2010,62(6):916-927 For topological spaces X and Y and a metric space Z, we introduce a new class N( X ×Y, Z ) \mathcal{N}\left( {X \times Y,\,Z} \right) of mappings f: X × Y → Z containing all horizontally quasicontinuous mappings continuous with respect to the second variable. It is shown that, for each mapping f from this class and any countable-type set B in Y, the set C B (f) of all points x from X such that f is jointly continuous at any point of the set {x} × B is residual in X: We also prove that if X is a Baire space, Y is a metrizable compact set, Z is a metric space, and f ? N( X ×Y, Z ) f \in \mathcal{N}\left( {X \times Y,\,Z} \right) , then, for any ε > 0, the projection of the set D ε (f) of all points p ∈ X × Y at which the oscillation ω f (p) ≥ ε onto X is a closed set nowhere dense in X.      15. Conditions of C0 flows on closed surfaces having the pseudo-orbit tracing property      Jiehua Mai  Rongbao Gu 《中国科学A辑(英文版)》1997,40(11):1166-1175 Let M be a closed surface, orientable or non-orientable, and letf be a C° flow onM of which all singular points are isolated. Thenf has the pseudo-orbit tracing property if and only if (i) for anyx ∈ M, both the ωlimit set ω(x) and the α-limit set α(x) ofx contain only one orbit; (ii) for any regular pointx off, if ω(x) is not quasi-attracting, then α(x) is quasi-exclusive; (iii) every saddle point off is strict, and at most 4-forked. Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.      16. Strong Arens irregularity of Beurling algebras with a locally convex topology      S. Maghsoudi  R. Nasr-Isfahani  A. Rejali 《Archiv der Mathematik》2006,86(5):437-448 Let G be a locally compact group with a weight function ω. Recently, we have shown that the Banach space L0∞ (G,1/ω) can be identified with the strong dual of L1(G, ω)equipped with some locally convex topologies τ. Here we use this duality to introduce an Arens multiplication on (L1(G, ω), τ)**, and prove that the topological center of (L1(G, ω), τ)** is (L1(G, ω); this enables us to conclude that (L1(G, ω), τ) is Arens regular if and only if G is discrete. We also give a characterization for Arens regularity of L0∞ (G, 1/ω)1. Received: 8 March 2005      17. Higher order Riesz transforms associated with Bessel operators      Jorge J. Betancor  Juan C. Fariña  Teresa Martinez  Lourdes Rodríguez-Mesa 《Arkiv f?r Matematik》2008,46(2):219-250 In this paper we investigate Riesz transforms R μ (k) of order k≥1 related to the Bessel operator Δμ f(x)=-f”(x)-((2μ+1)/x)f’(x) and extend the results of Muckenhoupt and Stein for the conjugate Hankel transform (a Riesz transform of order one). We obtain that for every k≥1, R μ (k) is a principal value operator of strong type (p,p), p∈(1,∞), and weak type (1,1) with respect to the measure dλ(x)=x 2μ+1  dx in (0,∞). We also characterize the class of weights ω on (0,∞) for which R μ (k) maps L p (ω) into itself and L 1(ω) into L 1,∞(ω) boundedly. This class of weights is wider than the Muckenhoupt class of weights for the doubling measure dλ. These weighted results extend the ones obtained by Andersen and Kerman.      18. Existence Results for Set-Valued Vector Quasiequilibrium Problems      P. H. Sach  L. A. Tuan 《Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications》2007,133(2):229-240 This paper deals with the set-valued vector quasiequilibrium problem of finding a point (z 0,x 0) of a set E×K such that (z 0,x 0)∈B(z 0,x 0)×A(z 0,x 0), and, for all η∈A(z 0,x 0), where α is a subset of 2 Y ×2 Y and A:E×K→2 K ,B:E×K→2 E ,F:E×K×K→2 Y , C:E×K×K→2 Y are set-valued maps, with Y is a topological vector space. Two existence theorems are proven under different assumptions. Correct results of [Hou, S.H., Yu, H., Chen, G.Y.: J. Optim. Theory Appl. 119, 485–498 (2003)] are obtained from a special case of one of these theorems. The authors are indebted to the referees for valuable remarks.      19. Central extensions of current groups      Peter Maier  Karl-Hermann Neeb 《Mathematische Annalen》2003,326(2):367-415  In this paper we study central extensions of the identity component G of the Lie group C ∞ (M,K) of smooth maps from a compact manifold M into a Lie group K which might be infinite-dimensional. We restrict our attention to Lie algebra cocycles of the form ω(ξ,η)=[κ(ξ,dη)], where κ:𝔨×𝔨→Y is a symmetric invariant bilinear map on the Lie algebra 𝔨 of K and the values of ω lie in Ω1(M,Y)/dC ∞ (M,Y). For such cocycles we show that a corresponding central Lie group extension exists if and only if this is the case for M=𝕊1. If K is finite-dimensional semisimple, this implies the existence of a universal central Lie group extension of G. The groups Diff(M) and C ∞ (M,K) act naturally on G by automorphisms. We also show that these smooth actions can be lifted to smooth actions on the central extension if it also is a central extension of the universal covering group G˜ of G. Received: 11 April 2002 / Revised version: 28 August 2002 / Published online: 28 March 2003      20. On inner dilatations of the mappings with unbounded characteristic      Evgenii A. Sevost’yanov  Ruslan R. Salimov 《Journal of Mathematical Sciences》2011,178(1):97-107 For the mappings f:D ? D￠,  D,  D￠ ì \mathbbRn f:D \to D',\,\,D,\,\,D' \subset {\mathbb{R}^n} , n ≥ 2, satisfying certain geometric conditions in the fixed domain D, we have proved estimates of the form K I (x, f) ≤ Q(x) almost everywhere, where K I (x, f) is the inner dilatation of f at a point x, and Q(x) is a fixed real-valued function responsible for the “control” over a distortion of the families of curves in D at a mapping f.

The hyperspace of the regions below continuous maps with the fell topology

For a Tychonoff space X,we use ↓USC F(X) and ↓C F(X) to denote the families of the hypographs of all semi-continuous maps and of all continuous maps from X to I = [0,1] with the subspace topologies of the hyperspace Cld F(X × I) consisting of all non-empty closed sets in X × I endowed with the Fell topology.In this paper,we shall show that there exists a homeomorphism h:↓USC F(X) → Q = [1,1] ω such that h(↓CF(X))=c0 = {(xn)∈Q| lim n→∞ x n = 0} if and only if X is a locally compact separable metrizable space and the set of isolated points is not dense in X.     

An Application of a Mountain Pass Theorem

We are concerned with the following Dirichlet problem: −Δu(x) = f(x, u), x∈Ω, u∈H ¹ ₀(Ω), (P) where f(x, t) ∈C (×ℝ), f(x, t)/t is nondecreasing in t∈ℝ and tends to an L ^∞-function q(x) uniformly in x∈Ω as t→ + ∞ (i.e., f(x, t) is asymptotically linear in t at infinity). In this case, an Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz-type condition, that is, for some θ > 2, M > 0, 0 > θF(x, s) ≤f(x, s)s, for all |s|≥M and x∈Ω, (AR) is no longer true, where F(x, s) = ∫ ^s ₀ f(x, t)dt. As is well known, (AR) is an important technical condition in applying Mountain Pass Theorem. In this paper, without assuming (AR) we prove, by using a variant version of Mountain Pass Theorem, that problem (P) has a positive solution under suitable conditions on f(x, t) and q(x). Our methods also work for the case where f(x, t) is superlinear in t at infinity, i.e., q(x) ≡ +∞. Received June 24, 1998, Accepted January 14, 2000.     

On the Cauchy difference on normed spaces

LetX be a real linear normed space, (G, +) be a topological group, andK be a discrete normal subgroup ofG. We prove that if a continuous at a point or measurable (in the sense specified later) functionf:X →G fulfils the condition:f(x +y) -f(x) -f(y) ∈K whenever ‖x‖ = ‖y‖, then, under some additional assumptions onG,K, andX, there esists a continuous additive functionA :X →G such thatf(x) -A(x) ∈K.     

Dynamics of neighborhoods of points under a continuous mapping of an interval

Let {I, f, Z ⁺} be a dynamical system induced by a continuous mapping f of a closed bounded interval I into itself. To describe the dynamics of neighborhoods of points unstable under the mapping f, we propose the concept of the εω-set ω ^{f, ε}(x) of a point x as the ω-limit set of the ε-neighborhood of the point x. We investigate the relationship between the εω-set and the domain of influence of a point. It is also shown that the domain of influence of an unstable point is always a cycle of intervals. The results obtained can be directly used in the theory of difference equations with continuous time and similar equations. __________ Translated from Ukrains’kyi Matematychnyi Zhurnal, Vol. 57, No. 11, pp. 1534–1547, November, 2005.     

Separating maps on weighted function algebras on topological groups

Let G ₁ and G ₂ be locally compact groups and let ω ₁ and ω ₂ be weight functions on G ₁ and G ₂, respectively. For i = 1, 2, let also C ₀(G _i , 1/ω _i ) be the algebra of all continuous complex-valued functions f on G _i such that f/ω _i vanish at infinity, and let H: C ₀(G ₁, 1/ω ₁) → C ₀(G ₂, 1/ω ₂) be a separating map; that is, a linear map such that H(f)H(g) = 0 for all f, g ∈ C ₀(G ₁, 1/ω ₁) with fg = 0. In this paper, we study conditions under which H can be represented as a weighted composition map; i.e., H(f) = φ(f ℴ h) for all f ∈ C ₀(G ₁, 1/ω ₁), where φ: G ₂ → ℂ is a non-vanishing continuous function and h: G ₂ → G ₁ is a topological isomorphism. Finally, we offer a statement equivalent to that h is also a group homomorphism.     

Asymptotic representations of solutions of nonautonomous ordinary differential equations with regularly varying nonlinearities

We obtain asymptotic representations as t ↑ ω, ω ≤ + ∞, for all possible types of P _ω(Y ₀, λ ₀)-solutions (where Y ₀ is zero or ±∞ and −∞ ≤ λ₀ ≤ +∞) of nonlinear differential equations y ⁽ⁿ⁾ = α ₀ p(t)φ(y), where α ₀ ∈ {−1, 1}, p: [a, ω[→]0,+∞[ is a continuous function, and φ is a continuous regularly varying function in a one-sided neighborhood of Y ₀.     

Homotopy invariants of mappings to the circle

Homotopy classes of mappings of a space X to the circle T form an Abelian group B(X) (the Bruschlinsky group). If a: X → T is a continuous mapping, then [a] denotes the homotopy class of a, and I _r (a): (X × T) _r → \mathbbZ \mathbb{Z} is the indicator function of the rth Cartesian power of the graph of a. Let C be an Abelian group and let f: B(X) → C be a mapping. By definition, f has order not greater than r if the correspondence I _r (a) → f([a]) extends to a (partly defined) homomorphism from the Abelian group of Z-valued functions on (X × T) ^r to C. It is proved that the order of f equals the algebraic degree of f. (A mapping between Abelian groups has degree at most r if all of its finite differences of order r +1 vanish.) Bibliography: 2 titles.     

NON-EXISTENCE OF POSITIVE ENTIRE SOLUTIONS FOR ELLIPTIC INEQUALITIES OF P-LAPLACIAN

In this paper,the nonexistence of positive entire solutions for div(|Du|^1-2Du)≥q(x)f(u),x∈R^N,is establisbed,where p＞1,DU=(D,u……dnu),qsR^N→(o,∞)and f2(0,∞)→(o,∞)are continuous functions.     

Grow-up of critical solutions for a non-local porous medium problem with Ohmic heating source

We investigate the behaviour of solution u = u(x, t; λ) at λ =  λ* for the non-local porous medium equation ${u_t = (u^n)_{xx} + {\lambda}f(u)/({\int_{-1}^1} f(u){\rm d}x)^2}We investigate the behaviour of solution u = u(x, t; λ) at λ =  λ* for the non-local porous medium equation u_t = (uⁿ)_xx + lf(u)/(ò_-1¹ f(u)dx)²{u_t = (u^n)_{xx} + {\lambda}f(u)/({\int_{-1}^1} f(u){\rm d}x)^2} with Dirichlet boundary conditions and positive initial data. The function f satisfies: f(s),−f ′ (s) > 0 for s ≥ 0 and s ^n-1 f(s) is integrable at infinity. Due to the conditions on f, there exists a critical value of parameter λ, say λ*, such that for λ > λ* the solution u = u(x, t; λ) blows up globally in finite time, while for λ ≥ λ* the corresponding steady-state problem does not have any solution. For 0 < λ < λ* there exists a unique steady-state solution w = w(x; λ) while u = u(x, t; λ) is global in time and converges to w as t → ∞. Here we show the global grow-up of critical solution u* =  u(x, t; λ*) (u* (x, t) → ∞, as t → ∞ for all x ? (-1,1){x\in(-1,1)}.     

Points of joint continuity and large oscillations

For topological spaces X and Y and a metric space Z, we introduce a new class N( X ×Y, Z ) \mathcal{N}\left( {X \times Y,\,Z} \right) of mappings f: X × Y → Z containing all horizontally quasicontinuous mappings continuous with respect to the second variable. It is shown that, for each mapping f from this class and any countable-type set B in Y, the set C _B (f) of all points x from X such that f is jointly continuous at any point of the set {x} × B is residual in X: We also prove that if X is a Baire space, Y is a metrizable compact set, Z is a metric space, and f ? N( X ×Y, Z ) f \in \mathcal{N}\left( {X \times Y,\,Z} \right) , then, for any ε > 0, the projection of the set D ^ε (f) of all points p ∈ X × Y at which the oscillation ω _f (p) ≥ ε onto X is a closed set nowhere dense in X.     

Conditions of C0 flows on closed surfaces having the pseudo-orbit tracing property

Let M be a closed surface, orientable or non-orientable, and letf be a C° flow onM of which all singular points are isolated. Thenf has the pseudo-orbit tracing property if and only if (i) for anyx ∈ M, both the ωlimit set ω(x) and the α-limit set α(x) ofx contain only one orbit; (ii) for any regular pointx off, if ω(x) is not quasi-attracting, then α(x) is quasi-exclusive; (iii) every saddle point off is strict, and at most 4-forked. Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.     

Strong Arens irregularity of Beurling algebras with a locally convex topology

Let G be a locally compact group with a weight function ω. Recently, we have shown that the Banach space L₀^∞ (G,1/ω) can be identified with the strong dual of L¹(G, ω)equipped with some locally convex topologies τ. Here we use this duality to introduce an Arens multiplication on (L¹(G, ω), τ)**, and prove that the topological center of (L¹(G, ω), τ)** is (L¹(G, ω); this enables us to conclude that (L¹(G, ω), τ) is Arens regular if and only if G is discrete. We also give a characterization for Arens regularity of L₀^∞ (G, 1/ω)¹. Received: 8 March 2005     

Higher order Riesz transforms associated with Bessel operators

In this paper we investigate Riesz transforms R _μ ^(k) of order k≥1 related to the Bessel operator Δ_μ f(x)=-f”(x)-((2μ+1)/x)f’(x) and extend the results of Muckenhoupt and Stein for the conjugate Hankel transform (a Riesz transform of order one). We obtain that for every k≥1, R _μ ^(k) is a principal value operator of strong type (p,p), p∈(1,∞), and weak type (1,1) with respect to the measure dλ(x)=x ^2μ+1  dx in (0,∞). We also characterize the class of weights ω on (0,∞) for which R _μ ^(k) maps L ^p (ω) into itself and L ¹(ω) into L ^1,∞(ω) boundedly. This class of weights is wider than the Muckenhoupt class of weights for the doubling measure dλ. These weighted results extend the ones obtained by Andersen and Kerman.     

Existence Results for Set-Valued Vector Quasiequilibrium Problems

This paper deals with the set-valued vector quasiequilibrium problem of finding a point (z ₀,x ₀) of a set E×K such that (z ₀,x ₀)∈B(z ₀,x ₀)×A(z ₀,x ₀), and, for all η∈A(z ₀,x ₀),

Central extensions of current groups

 In this paper we study central extensions of the identity component G of the Lie group C ^∞ (M,K) of smooth maps from a compact manifold M into a Lie group K which might be infinite-dimensional. We restrict our attention to Lie algebra cocycles of the form ω(ξ,η)=[κ(ξ,dη)], where κ:𝔨×𝔨→Y is a symmetric invariant bilinear map on the Lie algebra 𝔨 of K and the values of ω lie in Ω¹(M,Y)/dC ^∞ (M,Y). For such cocycles we show that a corresponding central Lie group extension exists if and only if this is the case for M=𝕊¹. If K is finite-dimensional semisimple, this implies the existence of a universal central Lie group extension of G. The groups Diff(M) and C ^∞ (M,K) act naturally on G by automorphisms. We also show that these smooth actions can be lifted to smooth actions on the central extension if it also is a central extension of the universal covering group G˜ of G. Received: 11 April 2002 / Revised version: 28 August 2002 / Published online: 28 March 2003     

On inner dilatations of the mappings with unbounded characteristic

For the mappings f:D ? D￠,  D,  D￠ ì \mathbbRⁿ f:D \to D',\,\,D,\,\,D' \subset {\mathbb{R}^n} , n ≥ 2, satisfying certain geometric conditions in the fixed domain D, we have proved estimates of the form K _I (x, f) ≤ Q(x) almost everywhere, where K _I (x, f) is the inner dilatation of f at a point x, and Q(x) is a fixed real-valued function responsible for the “control” over a distortion of the families of curves in D at a mapping f.