Hilbert function spaces and the Nevanlinna–Pick problem on the polydisc II

In [19], a geometric procedure for constructing a Nevanlinna–Pick problem on Dⁿ${\mathbb{D}}^n$ with a specified set of uniqueness was established. In this sequel we conjecture a necessary and a sufficient condition for a Nevanlinna–Pick problem on D²${\mathbb{D}}^2$ to have a unique solution. We use the results of [19] and Bezout?s theorem to establish three special cases of this conjecture.     

Centroaffine minimal surfaces whose centroaffine curvature and Pick function are constants

We classify centroaffine minimal surfaces whose centroaffine curvature and Pick function are constants locally, which also gives classification of centroaffine minimal surfaces whose centroaffine curvature and generalized Pick function are constants locally.     

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.     

Schwarz—Pick Inequalities for Derivatives of Arbitrary Order

   Abstract. Let Ω and Π be two simply connected domains in the complex plane C which are not equal to the whole plane C and let λ _Ω and λ _Π denote the densities of the Poincare metric in Ω and Π , respectively. For f: Ω → Π analytic in Ω , inequalities of the type

无限长悬臂板受周期性力的解作有限长悬臂板的近似解

本文讨论了悬臂板弯曲问题的解答.     

Hilbert function spaces and the Nevanlinna-Pick problem on the polydisc

In [4], Agler and McCarthy (2005) used Hilbert function spaces to study the uniqueness properties of the Nevanlinna-Pick problem on the bidisc. In this work we give a geometric procedure for constructing a Nevanlinna-Pick problem on Dn with a specified set of uniqueness. On the way to establishing this procedure, we prove a result about Hilbert function spaces and partially answer a question posed by Agler and McCarthy.     

Realtime control of robots with initial value perturbations via nonlinear programming methods

The mathematical model of an industrial robot with initial value perturbations is considered as a parametric nonlinear control problem subject to control and state constraints. Based on recent stability results for parametric control problems, a robust nonlinear programming method is proposed for computing the sensitivity derivatives of optimal solutions. Real-time control approximations of perturbed optimal solutions are obtained by evaluating a first order Taylor expansion of the perturbed solution. The efficiency of the real-time approximation is demonstrated for the robot model     

The sum of coefficients of bounded univalent functions

We solve the maximal value problem for the functional in the class of functionsf(z)=z+a ₂z²+… that are holomorphic and univalent in the unit disk and satisfy the inequality |f(z)|<M. We prove that the Pick functions are extremal for this problem for sufficiently largeM whenever the set of indicesk ₁,…,k_m contains an even number. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 61, No. 5, pp. 728–733, May, 1997. Translated by S. S. Anisov     

Maximal inequalities for a continuous semimartingale

Let X =( X t ) t S 0 be a continuous semimartingale given by d X t = f ( t ) w ( X t )d d M ¢ t + f ( t ) σ ( X t )d M t , X 0 =0, where M =( M t , F t ) t S 0 is a continuous local martingale starting at zero with quadratic variation d M ¢ and f ( t ) is a positive, bounded continuous function on [0, X ), and w , σ both are continuous on R and σ ( x )>0 if x p 0. Denote X 𝜏 * =sup 0 h t h 𝜏 | X t | and J t = Z 0 t f ( s ) } ( X s )d d M ¢ s ( t S 0) for a nonnegative continuous function } . If w ( x ) h 0 ( x S 0) and K 1 | x | n σ 2 ( x ) h | w ( x )| h K 2 | x | n σ 2 ( x ) ( x ] R , n >0) with two fixed constants K 2 S K 1 >0, then under suitable conditions for } we show that the maximal inequalities c p , n log 1 n +1 (1+ J 𝜏 ) p h Á X 𝜏 * Á p h C p , n log 1 n +1 (1+ J 𝜏 ) p (0< p < n +1) hold for all stopping times 𝜏 .     

Finite dimensional semisimple Q-algebras

A Q-algebra can be represented as an operator algebra on an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. However we don’t know whether a finite n-dimensional Q-algebra can be represented on a Hilbert space of dimension n except n = 1, 2. It is known that a two dimensional Q-algebra is just a two dimensional commutative operator algebra on a two dimensional Hilbert space. In this paper we study a finite n-dimensional semisimple Q-algebra on a finite n-dimensional Hilbert space. In particular we describe a three dimensional Q-algebra of the disc algebra on a three dimensional Hilbert space. Our studies are related to the Pick interpolation problem for a uniform algebra.