The class of mappings with bounded specific oscillation,and integrability of mappings with bounded distortion on Carnot groups

This paper is the first of the author’s three articles on stability in the Liouville theorem on the Heisenberg group. The aim is to prove that each mapping with bounded distortion of a John domain on the Heisenberg group is close to a conformal mapping with order of closeness \(\sqrt {K - 1} \) in the uniform norm and order of closeness K ? 1 in the Sobolev norm L _p ¹ for all \(p < \tfrac{C}{{K - 1}}\).In the present article we study integrability of mappings with bounded specific oscillation on spaces of homogeneous type. As an example, we consider mappings with bounded distortion on the Heisenberg group. We prove that a mapping with bounded distortion belongs to the Sobolev class W _p,loc ¹ , where p → ∞ as the distortion coefficient tends to 1.     

高维空间中的有界凸域

证明n维空间中的有界凸域D能被拟共形映射到n维单位球B~n(0,1),即D是拟球,从而说明拟共形映射中的黎曼定理在n维空间中的有界凸域类中是成立的．     

Baskakov-Durrmeyer type operators involving generalized Appell Polynomials

In this paper, we define the Baskakov-Durrmeyer type operators based on generalized Appell polynomials. Here, we establish moment estimates, an estimate via weighted modulus of continuity and a Voronovoskaya type asymptotic result. Further, we study a quantitative-Voronovoskaya-type theorem and Grüss Voronovskaya-type theorem. Lastly, we give the approximation result for functions having derivatives of bounded variation.     

Dynamic optimization problems with bounded terminal conditions

Bounded terminal conditions of nonlinear optimization problems are converted to equality terminal conditions via the Valentine's device. In so doing, additional unknown parameters are introduced into the problem. The transformed problems can still be easily solved using the sequential gradient-restoration algorithm (SGRA) via a simple augmentation of the unknown parameter vector . Three example problems with bounded terminal conditions are solved to verify this technique.This research was supported in part by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under NASA Grant No. NCC 2-106.     

Some remarks on the operator of Foias and Williams

In this paper we study the Foias-Williams operator

where , and is a Hankel operator with symbol . We exhibit a relationship between the similarity of to a contraction and the rate of decay of , the absolute values of the Fourier coefficients of the symbol .

     

一类高维Riccati方程的解

研究了一类具有指数型二分性的高维Riccati方程存在有界解、周期解的充分条件,得到一些结论。     

On Tensor Products of l-Operators and bo-Operators

It is proved that the tensor product of two linear operators is a cone summing operator (respectively, order bounded operator) if and only if both operators are cone summing (respectively, order bounded).     

Ultimate boundedness and an attractor for stochastic Hopfield neural networks with time-varying delays

This paper investigates ultimate boundedness and a weak attractor for stochastic Hopfield neural networks (HNN) with time-varying delays. By employing the Lyapunov method and the matrix technique, some novel results and criteria on ultimate boundedness and an attractor for stochastic HNN with time-varying delays are derived. Finally, a numerical example is given to illustrate the correctness and effectiveness of our theoretical results.     

Consensus,Polarization and Hysteresis in the Three-State Noisy q-Voter Model with Bounded Confidence

In this work, we address the question of the role of the influence of group size on the emergence of various collective social phenomena, such as consensus, polarization and social hysteresis. To answer this question, we study the three-state noisy q-voter model with bounded confidence, in which agents can be in one of three states: two extremes (leftist and rightist) and centrist. We study the model on a complete graph within the mean-field approach and show that, depending on the size q of the influence group, saddle-node bifurcation cascades of different length appear and different collective phenomena are possible. In particular, for all values of q>1, social hysteresis is observed. Furthermore, for small values of q∈(1,4), disagreement, polarization and domination of centrists (a consensus understood as the general agreement, not unanimity) can be achieved but not the domination of extremists. The latter is possible only for larger groups of influence. Finally, by comparing our model to others, we discuss how a small change in the rules at the microscopic level can dramatically change the macroscopic behavior of the model.