Weak Copositive and Intertwining Approximation

It is known that shape preserving approximation has lower rates than unconstrained approximation. This is especially true for copositive and intertwining approximations. ForfL_p, 1p<∞, the former only has rateω(f, n⁻¹)_p, and the latter cannot even be bounded byC f_p. In this paper, we discuss various ways to relax the restrictions in these approximations and conclude that the most sensible way is the so-calledalmostcopositive/intertwining approximation in which one relaxes the restriction on the approximants in a neighborhood of radiusΔ_n(y_j) of each sign changey_j.     

Multiple Wick Product Chaos Processes

Let u(x) xR ^q be a symmetric nonnegative definite function which is bounded outside of all neighborhoods of zero but which may have u(0)=. Let p _x, (·) be the density of an R ^q valued canonical normal random variable with mean x and variance and let {G _x, ; (x, )R ^q ×[0,1 ]} be the mean zero Gaussian process with covariance

Menger概率n-度量空间中的不动点定理

引进了概率ｎ－度量空间,并将文「１」、「２」的某些主要结果拓广至Ｍｅｎｇｅｒ概率ｎ－度量空间。     

On linearly Lindelöf and strongly discretely Lindelöf spaces

We prove that the cardinality of every first countable linearly Lindelöf Tychonoff space does not exceed , and every strongly discretely Lindelöf Tychonoff space of countable tightness is Lindelöf.

     

Constructive decomposition of functions of finite central mean oscillation

The space CMO of functions of finite central mean oscillation is an analogue of BMO where the condition that the sharp maximal function is bounded is replaced by the convergence of the sharp function at the origin. In this paper it is shown that each element of CMO is a singular integral image of an element of the Beurling space of functions whose Hardy-Littlewood maximal function converges at zero. This result is an analogue of Uchiyama's constructive decomposition of BMO in terms of singular integral images of bounded functions. The argument shows, in fact, that to each element of CMO one can construct a vector Calderón-Zygmund operator that maps that element into the proper subspace .

     

Normality and paracompactness of the Fell topology

Let be a Hausdorff topological space and the hyperspace of all closed nonempty subsets of . We show that the Fell topology on is normal if and only if the space is Lindelöf and locally compact. For the Fell topology normality, paracompactness and Lindelöfness are equivalent.

     

On subspaces of pseudoradial spaces

A topological space is pseudoradial if each of its non closed subsets has a sequence (not necessarily with countable length) convergent to outside of . We prove the following results concerning pseudoradial spaces and the spaces , where is an ultrafilter on :

(i) CH implies that, for every ultrafilter on , is a subspace of some regular pseudoradial space.

(ii) There is a model in which, for each P-point , cannot be embedded in a regular pseudoradial space while there is a point such that is a subspace of a zero-dimensional Hausdorff pseudoradial space.

     

An extension of a convexity theorem of the generalized numerical range associated with

For any , let be the following subset of :

We show that if , then is always convex. When , it is an ellipsoid, probably degenerate. The convexity result is best possible in the sense that if we have defined similarly, then there are examples which fail to be convex when and .

The set is also symmetric about the origin for all , and contains the origin when . Equivalent statements of this result are given. The convexity result for is similar to Au-Yeung and Tsing's extension of Westwick's convexity result for .

     

On the Prandtl Equation

The unique solvability of the airfoil (Prandtl) integro-differential equation on the semi-axis ⁺ = [0, ) is proved in the Sobolev space W _p ¹ and Bessel potential spaces H _p ^s under certain restrictions on p and s.     

Countable Products of Čech-scattered supercomplete spaces

We prove by using well-founded trees that a countable product of supercomplete spaces, scattered with respect to ech-complete subsets, is supercomplete. This result extends results given in [1], [5], [6], [19], [26] and its proof improves that given in [19].