Spherical convolution operators in spaces of variable Hölder order

In this paper, we study the images of operators of the type of spherical potential of complex order and of spherical convolutions with kernels depending on the inner product and having a spherical harmonic multiplier with a given asymptotics at infinity. Using theorems on the action of these operators in Hölder-variable spaces, we construct isomorphisms of these spaces. In Hölder spaces of variable order, we study the action of spherical potentials with singularities at the poles of the sphere. Using stereographic projection, we obtain similar isomorphisms of Hö lder-variable spaces with respect to n-dimensional Euclidean space (in the case of its one-point compactification) with some power weights.     

Isomorphisms of fiber spaces over Teichmüller spaces

We will be mainly concerned with some important fiber spaces over Teichmüller spaces, including the Bers fiber space and Teichmüller curve, establishing an isomorphism theorem between “punctured” Teichmüller curves and determining the biholomorphic isomorphisms of these fiber spaces.     

Estimates in the invariance principle in terms of truncated power moments

We obtain estimates for the distributions of errors which arise in approximation of a random polygonal line by a Wiener process on the same probability space. The polygonal line is constructed on the whole axis for sums of independent nonidentically distributed random variables and the distance between it and the Wiener process is taken to be the uniform distance with an increasing weight. All estimates depend explicitly on truncated power moments of the random variables which is an advantage over the earlier estimates of Komlos, Major, and Tusnady where this dependence was implicit.     

On Morrey’s estimate of the Sobolev norms of solutions of elliptic equations

We give a complete proof of Morrey’s estimate for the W ^1,p -norm of a solution of a second-order elliptic equation on a domain in terms of the L ₁-norm of this solution. The dependence of the constant in this estimate on the coefficients of the equation is investigated.     

Lower Bounds from State Space Relaxations for Concave Cost Network Flow Problems

In this paper we obtain Lower Bounds (LBs) to concave cost network flow problems. The LBs are derived from state space relaxations of a dynamic programming formulation, which involve the use of non-injective mapping functions guaranteing a reduction on the cardinality of the state space. The general state space relaxation procedure is extended to address problems involving transitions that go across several stages, as is the case of network flow problems. Applications for these LBs include: estimation of the quality of heuristic solutions; local search methods that use information of the LB solution structure to find initial solutions to restart the search (Fontes et al., 2003, Networks, 41, 221–228); and branch-and-bound (BB) methods having as a bounding procedure a modified version of the LB algorithm developed here, (see Fontes et al., 2005a). These LBs are iteratively improved by penalizing, in a Lagrangian fashion, customers not exactly satisfied or by performing state space modifications. Both the penalties and the state space are updated by using the subgradient method. Additional constraints are developed to improve further the LBs by reducing the searchable space. The computational results provided show that very good bounds can be obtained for concave cost network flow problems, particularly for fixed-charge problems.     

MULTILINEAR CALDER(O)N-ZYGMUND OPERATOR ON MORREY TYPE SPACES——In Memory of Professor Yongsheng Sun

In this paper, the authors study the boundedness of a class of multi-sublinear operators on the product of Morrey, Herz-Morrey and generalized Morrey spaces, respectively. As their special cases, the corresponding results of multilinear Calderón-Zygmund operator can be obtained.     

群作用的几乎周期性与等度连续性

In this paper, a characterization of almost periodicity of topological transformation groups on uniform spaces is given. By searching the appropriate base for uniform structure, it is shown that the topological transformation group is topologically equivalent to an isometric one if it is uniformly equicontinuous.