On Lower Bounds for Lp Norms in the Central Limit Theorem for Independent and m-Dependent Random Variables

We derive lower bounds for L_p norms , in the central limit theorem for independent and m–dependent random variables with finite fifth order absolute moments and for independent and m–dependent identically distributed random variables with fourth order moments.     

Integration by Parts Formulae for Wiener Measures on a Path Space between two Curves

This paper is concerned with the integration by parts formulae for the pinned or the standard Wiener measures restricted on a space of paths staying between two curves. The boundary measures, concentrated on the set of paths touching one of the curves once, are specified. Our approach is based on the polygonal approximations. In particular, to establish the convergence of boundary terms, a uniform estimate is derived by means of comparison argument for a sequence of random walks conditioned to stay between two polygons. Applying the Brascamp–Lieb inequality, the stochastic integrals of Wiener type are constructed relative to the three-dimensional Bessel bridge or the Brownian meander. Supported in part by the JSPS Grant (B)(1)14340029     

ON THE GENERALIZATIONS OF KALANDIA＇S LEMMA

Based on Bernstein＇s Theorem, Kalandia＇s Lemma describes the error estimate and the smoothness of the remainder under the second part of Hoelder norm when a HSlder function is approximated by its best polynomial approximation. In this paper, Kalandia＇s Lemma is generalized to the cases that the best polynomial is replaced by one of its four kinds of Chebyshev polynomial expansions, the error estimates of the remainder are given out under Hoeder norm or the weighted HSlder norms.     

THE EIGENVALUE PERTURBATION BOUND FOR ARBITRARY MATRICES

In this paper we present some new absolute and relative perturbation bounds for theeigenvalue for arbitrary matrices, which improves some recent results. The eigenvalueinclusion region is also discussed.     

The plane wave expansion, infinite integrals and identities involving spherical Bessel functions

This paper shows that the plane wave expansion can be a useful tool in obtaining analytical solutions to infinite integrals over spherical Bessel functions and the derivation of identities for these functions. The integrals are often used in nuclear scattering calculations, where an analytical result can provide an insight into the reaction mechanism. A technique is developed whereby an integral over several special functions which cannot be found in any standard integral table can be broken down into integrals that have existing analytical solutions.     

衍射和干涉理论对Bessel光传输的描述

 采用衍射积分理论和干涉理论分别对轴棱锥产生的Bessel光的传输特性进行描述,并讨论了其适用条件和优缺点。数值模拟了光传输的3维强度分布,同时进行相关参数的实验测定。数值模拟和实验结果表明：在最大无衍射距离内,衍射理论能很好地描述Bessel光的轴上光强分布,当接近或超出最大无衍射距离时,干涉理论也能较好地描述Bessel 光的强度分布,实验结果和理论分析基本吻合。     

螺旋轴棱锥的光束传输特性

 分析了螺旋轴棱锥的结构和光传输特性,基于衍射积分理论研究了发散球面波和拉盖尔-高斯光束经螺旋轴棱锥后的传输过程。研究表明,发散球面波经过螺旋轴棱锥后产生贝塞尔光束,其阶数与拓扑电荷数相同,但中心光斑（空心光斑）半径随传输距离的增加而变大;拉盖尔-高斯光束入射后同样产生贝塞尔光束,但其阶数变为拉盖尔-高斯光束和螺旋轴棱锥的拓扑电荷数之和,出射光束的拓扑电荷数与阶数相等。     

Coefficient multipliers of mixed norm space in the ball Dedicated to Professor Sheng GONG on the occasion of his 75th birthday

In the paper, we characterize the coefficient multiplier spaces of mixed norm spaces (Hp,q((?)1),Hu,v((?)2)) for the values of p, q, u, v in three cases: (i)0相似文献   

On the condition numbers associated with the polar factorization of a matrix

We are interested in the calculation of explicit formulae for the condition numbers of the two factors of the polar decomposition of a full rank real or complex m × n matrix A, where m ≥ n. We use a unified presentation that enables us to compute such condition numbers in the Frobenius norm, in cases where A is a square or a rectangular matrix subjected to real or complex perturbations. We denote by σ₁ (respectively σ _n) the largest (respectively smallest) singular value of A, and by K(A) = σ₁/σ _n the generalized condition number of A. Our main results are that the absolute condition number of the Hermitian polar factor is √2(1 + K(A)²)^1/2/(1 + K(A)) and that the absolute condition number of the unitary factor of a rectangular matrix is 1/σ _n. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Stability properties of an inverse parabolic problem with unknown boundaries

We treat the stability issue for an inverse problem arising from non-destructive evaluation by thermal imaging. We consider the determination of an unknown portion of the boundary of a thermic conducting body by overdetermined boundary data for a parabolic initial-boundary value problem. We obtain that when the unknown part of the boundary is a priori known to be smooth, the data are as regular as possible and all possible measurements are taken into account, the problem is exponentially ill-posed. Then, we prove that a single measurement with some a priori information on the unknown part of the boundary and minimal assumptions on the data, in particular on the thermal conductivity, is enough to have stable determination of the unknown boundary. Given the exponential ill-posedness, the stability estimate obtained is optimal. AMS 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 35R30, Secondary 35B60, 33C90