ON THE RATE OF CONVERGENCE OF BEZIER VARIANT OF SZASZ—DURRMEYER OPERATORS

In the present paper, we introduce Szasz-Durrmeyer-Bezier operators M.,.(f,x) , which generalize the Szasz-Durrmeyer operators. Here we obtain an estimate on the rate of convergence of Mn,a(f,x) for functions of bounded variation. Our result extends and improves that of Sahai and Prasad and Gupta and Pant.     

Recollements of extension algebras

Let A be a finite-dimensional algebra over arbitrary base field k. We prove: if the unbounded derived module category D-(Mod-A) admits symmetric recollement relative to unbounded derived module categories of two finite-dimensional k-algebras B and C:D- (Mod - B) D-(Mod - A) D-(Mod - C),then the unbounded derived module category D-(Mod - T(A)) admits symmetric recollement relative to the unbounded derived module categories of T(B) and T(C):D-(Mod - T(B)) D-(Mod - T(A)) D-(Mod -T(C)).     

Classification of Hardy Submodules and Characteristic Space Theory（A Brief and Selective Survey）

This paper is a brief and selective survey on classification of Hardy Submodules over the polydisk. The survey reports some progress in classification of Hardy submodules.     

Small Transitive Families of Subspaces

A family of subspaces of a complex separable Hilbert space is transitive if every bounded operator which leaves each of its members invariant is scalar. This article surveys some results concerning transitive families of small cardinality, and adds some new ones. The minimum cardinality of a transitive family in finite dimensions (greater than 2) is 4. In infinite dimensions a transitive pair of linear manifolds exists but the minimum cardinality of a transitive family of dense operator ranges or norm-closed subspaces is not known. However, a transitive family of dense operator ranges with 5 elements can be found, and so can a transitive family of norm-closed subspaces with 4 elements. In finite dimensions (> 1) three nest algebras (corresponding to maximal nests) can intersect in the scalar operators, but two cannot. It is not known if this is the case in infinite dimensions for maximal nests of type ω + 1. Four such nest algebras can intersect in the scalar operators. Received June 15, 2002, Accepted November 27, 2002     

Nash constructible functions

Nash constructible functions on a real algebraic set V are defined as linear combinations, with integer coefficients, of Euler characteristic of fibres of proper regular morphisms restricted to connected components of algebraic sets. We prove that if V is compact, these functions are sums of signs of semialgebraic arc-analytic functions (i.e. functions which become analytic when composed with any analytic arc). We also give a sharp upper bound to the number of semialgebraic arc-analytic functions which are necessary to define any given Nash constructible functions.     

Finite jet determination of local analytic CR automorphisms and their parametrization by 2-jets in the finite type case

We show that germs of local real-analytic CR automorphisms of a real-analytic hypersurface M in $\mathbb{C}$² at a point p M are uniquelydetermined by their jets of some finite order at p if and only if M is not Levi-flat near p. This seems to be the first necessary and sufficient result on finite jet determination and the first result of this kind in the infinite type case.If M is of finite type at p, we prove a stronger assertion: the local real-analytic CR automorphisms of M fixing p are analytically parametrized (and hence uniquely determined) by their 2-jets at p. This result is optimal since the automorphisms of the unit sphere are not determined by their 1-jets at a point of the sphere. The finite type condition is necessary since otherwise the needed jet order can be arbitrarily high [Kow1,2], [Z2]. Moreover, we show, by an example, that determination by 2-jets fails for finite type hypersurfaces already in $\mathbb{C)$³.We also give an application to the dynamics of germs of local biholomorphisms of $\mathbb{C)$².     

A variational principle for adaptive approximation of ordinary differential equations

Summary A variational principle, inspired by optimal control, yields a simple derivation of an error representation, global error=local errorweight, for general approximation of functions of solutions to ordinary differential equations. This error representation is then approximated by a sum of computable error indicators, to obtain a useful global error indicator for adaptive mesh refinements. A uniqueness formulation is provided for desirable error representations of adaptive algorithms. Mathematics Subject Classification (2000):65L70, 65G50This work has been supported by the EU–TMR project HCL # ERBFMRXCT960033, the EU–TMR grant # ERBFMRX-CT98-0234 (Viscosity Solutions and their Applications), the Swedish Science Foundation, UdelaR and UdeM in Uruguay, the Swedish Network for Applied Mathematics, the Parallel and Scientific Computing Institute (PSCI) and the Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development (NUTEK).     

Some noncoercive parabolic equations with lower order terms in divergence form

This paper deals with existence and regularity results for the problem $ \cases{u_t-\mathrm{div}(a(x,t,u )\nabla u)=-\mathrm{div}(u\,E) \qquad in \Omega\times (0,T),\cr u=0 \qquad on \partial \Omega\times (0,T), \cr u (0)= u_0 \qquad in \Omega ,\cr} $ under various assumptions on E and $ u_0 $. The main difculty in studying this problem is due to the presence of the term div(uE), which makes the differential operator non coercive on the "energy space" $ L^2 (0, T; H_0^1 (\Omega)) $.AMS Subject Classification: 35K10, 35K15, 35K65.     

A New Inertia Theorem for Stein Equations,Inertia of Invertible Hermitian Block Toeplitz Matrices and Matrix Orthogonal Polynomials

In this paper we present an inertia result for Stein equations with an indefinite right hand side. This result is applied to establish connnections between the inertia of invertible hermitian block Toeplitz matrices and associated orthogonal polynomials.     

Source function and dyon’s field in Clifford number representation for electrodynamics

Clifford number representation for linear electrodynamics with dyon sources is considered. Source function for the appropriate system of the first order equations for electromagnetic field is obtained. The field of an arbitrary moving point dyon is derived.