The convolution theorem and the Franck–Condon integral

The convolution theorem is used to evaluate the Franck–Condon integral. It is shown that this integral becomes the matrix element between two “squeezed” states. This enables one to evaluate the integral by using boson operators. In addition, a general method is developed to obtain integrals involving Hermite polynomials with a displaced argument. In particular, the two‐center matrix element _g〈m|f(x_e)|n〉_e, is obtained, where f(x_e)=exp(Dx+Fx_e). ©1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Int J Quant Chem 75: 11–15, 1999     

Entire functions sharing one small function CM with their shifts and difference operators

In this article, we mainly devote to proving uniqueness results for entire functions sharing one small function CM with their shift and difference operator simultaneously. Let f(z) be a nonconstant entire function of finite order, c be a nonzero finite complex constant,and n be a positive integer. If f(z), f(z + c), and ?_c~n f(z) share 0 CM, then f(z + c) ≡ Af(z),where A(= 0) is a complex constant. Moreover, let a(z), b(z)( ≡ 0) ∈ S(f) be periodic entire functions with period c and if f(z)-a(z), f(z + c)-a(z), ?_c~n f(z)-b(z) share 0 CM, then f(z + c) ≡ f(z).     

Outer operators for the noncommutative symmetric hardy spaces associated with finite subdiagonal algebra

In this article, we extended main results on outer operators of [6] to the symmetric Hardy spaces, when associated subdiagonal algebra is finite.     

A Buzano type inequality for two Hermitian forms and applications

A Buzano type inequality for two nonnegative Hermitian forms is obtained. Applications to inequalities for norm and numerical radius of bounded linear operators in complex Hilbert spaces are given.     

Pseudo‐differential operators in a Gelfand–Shilov setting

We introduce some general classes of pseudodifferential operators with symbols admitting exponential type growth at infinity and we prove mapping properties for these operators on Gelfand–Shilov spaces. Moreover, we deduce composition and certain invariance properties of these classes.     

Lipschitz continuity ofV-subdifferentials of convex operators

It is proved that theV-subdifferential of a convex operator is locally Lipschitzian on the set of points at which it is continuous and subdifferentiable.Proposition 2.2 was originally stated for Holder continuity ofV-subdifferentials. The author would like to thank J. P. Penot for a very helpful suggestion which led to the present form of this proposition.     

Multilinear forms and measures of dependence between random variables

Based on an idea of Rosenblatt, the methods of interpolation theory are used to establish moment inequalities and equivalence relations for measures of dependence between two or more families of random variables. A couple of “interpolation” theorems proved here appear to be new.     

A proof of Markov's theorem for polynomials on Banach spaces

Our object is to present an independent proof of the extension of V.A. Markov's theorem to Gâteaux derivatives of arbitrary order for continuous polynomials on any real normed linear space. The statement of this theorem differs little from the classical case for the real line except that absolute values are replaced by norms. Our proof depends only on elementary computations and explicit formulas and gives a new proof of the classical theorem as a special case. Our approach makes no use of the classical polynomial inequalities usually associated with Markov's theorem. Instead, the essential ingredients are a Lagrange interpolation formula for the Chebyshev nodes and a Christoffel-Darboux identity for the corresponding bivariate Lagrange polynomials. We use these tools to extend a single variable inequality of Rogosinski to the case of two real variables. The general Markov theorem is an easy consequence of this.     

A dynamic gradient approach to Pareto optimization with nonsmooth convex objective functions

In a general Hilbert framework, we consider continuous gradient-like dynamical systems for constrained multiobjective optimization involving nonsmooth convex objective functions. Based on the Yosida regularization of the subdifferential operators involved in the system, we obtain the existence of strong global trajectories. We prove a descent property for each objective function, and the convergence of trajectories to weak Pareto minima. This approach provides a dynamical endogenous weighting of the objective functions, a key property for applications in cooperative games, inverse problems, and numerical multiobjective optimization.