Convexity Criteria for Set-Valued Maps

The paper gives necessary and sufficient conditions for a set-valued map F between Banach spaces X and Y to be convex with respect to a convex cone KY These conditions are written in terms of the contingent derivative of the map      

On some inequalities for the gamma and psi functions

We present new inequalities for the gamma and psi functions, and we provide new classes of completely monotonic, star-shaped, and super-additive functions which are related to and .

     

A modified combined relaxation method for non-linear convex variational inequalities

We consider a class of non-linear problems which is intermediate between equilibrium and variational inequality ones and has many applications. Unlike the usual variational inequality it involves two non-linear mappings, which need not be differentiable. We propose a class of iterative methods for this problem, which converge to a solution under weakened monotonicity type assumptions. This method is simpler essentially in comparison with those for the corresponding non-linear equilibrium problems.     

Slice-Continuous Sets in Reflexive Banach Spaces: Some Complements

In this paper we study a class of closed convex sets introduced recently by Ernst et al. (J Funct Anal 223:179–203, 2005) and called by these authors slice-continuous sets. This class, which plays an important role in the strong separation of convex sets, coincides in ℝ ⁿ with the well known class of continuous sets defined by Gale and Klee in the 1960s. In this article we achieve, in the setting of reflexive Banach spaces, two new characterizations of slice-continuous sets, similar to those provided for continuous sets in ℝ ⁿ by Gale and Klee. Thus, we prove that a slice-continuous set is precisely a closed and convex set which does not possess neither boundary rays, nor flat asymptotes of any dimension. Moreover, a slice-continuous set may also be characterized as being a closed and convex set of non-void interior for which the support function is continuous except at the origin. Dedicated to Boris Mordukhovich in honour of his 60th birthday.     

The Hausdorff Moment Problem under Finite Additivity

We investigate to what extent finitely additive probability measures on the unit interval are determined by their moment sequence. We do this by studying the lower envelope of all finitely additive probability measures with a given moment sequence. Our investigation leads to several elegant expressions for this lower envelope, and it allows us to conclude that the information provided by the moments is equivalent to the one given by the associated lower and upper distribution functions.     

On the Solvability of the Discrete s(x,·)-Laplacian Problems on Simple,Connected, Undirected,Weighted, and Finite Graphs

We use the finite dimensional monotonicity methods in order to investigate problems connected with the discrete -Laplacian on simple, connected, undirected, weighted, and finite graphs with nonlinearities given in a non-potential form. Positive solutions are also considered.     

Approximately convex functions and approximately monotonic operators

We present characterizations of some generalized convexity properties of functions with the help of a general subdifferential. We stress the case of lower semicontinuous functions. We also study the important case of marginal functions and we provide representation results.     

组合KdV方程带修正函数的格子Boltzmann模型

采用一种带修正函数的新格子Boltzmann模型模拟了组合Kdv方程,分析了由此得出的迭代格式的单调性和稳定性,并且得到了格式的单调性条件.在文中的单调性条件下,迭代格式是L∞稳定的.文中的数值模拟结果表明该格式是可行的.     

Monotonicity properties of ‐functions

We present some monotonicity results for a class of Dirichlet series generalizing previously known results. The fact that is in that class presents a first example of an arithmetic function for which the associated Dirichlet series is completely monotonic, but not logarithmically completely monotonic. Lastly, we use similar techniques to prove another formulation of the Riemann hypothesis for the L‐function associated to the Ramanujan‐tau function.