Representation of Hilbert algebras and implicative semilattices

In this paper we shall give a topological representation for Hilbert algebras that extend the topological representation given by A. Diego in [4]. For implicative semilattices this representation gives a full duality. We shall also consider the representation for Boolean ring.     

Generalized Padé-Type Approximation and Integral Representations

In several complex variables, the multivariate Padé-type approximation theory is based on the polynomial interpolation of the multidimensional Cauchy kernel and leads to complicated computations. In this paper, we replace the multidimensional Cauchy kernel by the Bergman kernel function K (z,x) into an open bounded subset of C ⁿ and, by using interpolating generalized polynomials for K (z,x), we define generalized Padé-type approximants to any f in the space OL ²() of all analytic functions on which are of class L ². The characteristic property of such an approximant is that its Fourier series representation with respect to an orthonormal basis for OL ²() matches the Fourier series expansion of f as far as possible. After studying the error formula and the convergence problem, we show that the generalized Padé-type approximants have integral representations which give rise to the consideration of an integral operator – the so-called generalized Padé-type operator – which maps every f OL ²() to a generalized Padé-type approximant to f. By the continuity of this operator, we obtain some convergence results about series of analytic functions of class L ². Our study concludes with the extension of these ideas into every functional Hilbert space H and also with the definition and properties of the generalized Padé-type approximants to a linear operator of H into itself. As an application we prove a Painlevé-type theorem in C ⁿ and we give two examples making use of generalized Padé-type approximants.     

On the Right-Definite and Left-Definite Spectral Theory of the Legendre Polynomials

In this paper, we further develop the left-definite and right-definite spectral theory associated with the self-adjoint differential operator A in L²(-1,1), generated from the classical second-order Legendre differential equation, having the sequence of Legendre polynomials as eigenfunctions. Specifically, we determine the first three left-definite spaces associated with the pair (L²(-1,1),A). As a consequence of these results, we determine the explicit domain of both the associated left-definite operator A₁, first observed by Everitt, and the self-adjoint operator A^1/2. In addition, we give a new characterization of the domain D(A) of A and, as a corollary, we present a new proof of the Everitt-Mari result which gives optimal global smoothness of functions in D(A).     

Boundary interpolation in the ball

We solve a boundary interpolation problem in the reproducing kernel Hilbert space of functions analytic in the unit ball of with reproducing kernel 1/(1−∑₁^Nz_kw_k^*). We introduce the notion of Brune factor (or Blaschke–Potapov factor of the third kind) in this setting.     

LINEAR ISOMETRIC NON-ANTICIPATIVE TRANSFORMATIONS OF WIENER PROCESS

ThispaperisanoutcomeofnumerousdiscusionsandexchangeofideaswithlatePredragPerunicic,whosedeepandprofoundmathematicalknowledgeandhumanvaluesgaveusaninspirationandmotivationtofinalizeourjointideas.1.Wereferto[3,4]forthenotionofspectralmultiplicitytheoryintheseparableHilbertspace.LetHbeacyclicHilbertspacewiththeresolutionoftheidentity{p(t)}ofthemaximalspectraltypelIP(dt)ll'~dt-ordinaryLebesguemeasure.Anon-anticipativelineartransformationsisdefinedbyVolterrakernelg(t,u),uSt,ajsf'g(t)u)p(du),t>0…     

关于hilbert－ingham不等式和它的应用

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Sufficient conditions for a strong relative minimum in an optimal control problem

In this paper, on the basis of Young's method (Ref. 1), sufficient conditions for a strong relative minimum in an optimal control problem are given. Young's method generalizes geodesic coverings and the simplest Hilbert integral from the standard variational calculus. This paper carries Young's method over to nonparametric problems.     

On the Blum-Hanson theorem for quantum quadratic processes

In this paper an analog of the Blum-Hanson theorem for quantum quadratic processes on the von Neumann algebra is proved, i.e., it is established that the following conditions are equivalent:

Totally hereditarily normaloid operators and Weyl's theorem for an elementary operator

A Hilbert space operator T∈B(H) is hereditarily normaloid (notation: T∈HN) if every part of T is normaloid. An operator T∈HN is totally hereditarily normaloid (notation: T∈THN) if every invertible part of T is normaloid. We prove that THN-operators with Bishop's property (β), also THN-contractions with a compact defect operator such that and non-zero isolated eigenvalues of T are normal, are not supercyclic. Take A and B in THN and let dAB denote either of the elementary operators in B(B(H)): ΔAB and δAB, where ΔAB(X)=AXB−X and δAB(X)=AX−XB. We prove that if non-zero isolated eigenvalues of A and B are normal and , then dAB is an isoloid operator such that the quasi-nilpotent part H₀(dAB−λ) of dAB−λ equals ⁻¹(dAB−λ)(0) for every complex number λ which is isolated in σ(dAB). If, additionally, dAB has the single-valued extension property at all points not in the Weyl spectrum of dAB, then dAB, and the conjugate operator , satisfy Weyl's theorem.