151Eu Mössbauer studies on Eu1+x Ba2−x Cu3O7+δ oxide systems

Mössbauer parameters of¹⁵¹Eu in Eu_1+x Ba_2?x Cu₃O_7+δ have been studied as a function of temperature, forx=0.15 andx=0.25. The areas of the absorption spectra for the two samples are almost equal. This could mean that thef-Mössbauer factor for¹⁵¹Eu at the barium sites is much smaller than that for¹⁵¹Eu at the rare earth sites, i.e. we only observe the spectra of the latter sites. According to this, the fits of the spectra with a single quadrupolar pattern and with two quadrupolar patterns have given equivalent χ² values.     

A sharp form of Poincaré type inequalities on balls and spheres

Summary Letu be a real valued function on ann-dimensional Riemannian manifoldM ⁿ. We consider an inequality between theL ^q-norm ofu minus its mean value overM ⁿ and theL ^p-norm of the gradient ofu.The best constant in such inequality is exhibited in the following cases: i)M ⁿ is an open ball inIR ⁿ andp=1, 0<qn/(n–1); ii)M ⁿ is a sphere inIR ⁿ +1 and eitherp=1, 0<qn/(n–1) orp>n,q=.

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Sunto Siau una funzione a valori reali dafinita su una varietà riemannianan-dimensionaleM ⁿ. Si considera una disuguaglianza tra la normaL ^q diu meno il suo valor medio suM ⁿ e la normaL ^p del gradiente diu.Si determina la costante ottimale in tale disuguaglianza nei seguenti casi: i)M ⁿ è un disco aperto inIR ⁿ ep=1, 0<qn/(n–1); ii)M ⁿ è una sfera inIR ⁿ +1 ep=1, 0<qn/(n–1) oppurep>n,q=.

     

Higher-order Sobolev embeddings and isoperimetric inequalities

Optimal higher-order Sobolev type embeddings are shown to follow via isoperimetric inequalities. This establishes a higher-order analogue of a well-known link between first-order Sobolev embeddings and isoperimetric inequalities. Sobolev type inequalities of any order, involving arbitrary rearrangement-invariant norms, on open sets in Rⁿ${\mathbb{R}}^n$, possibly endowed with a measure density, are reduced to much simpler one-dimensional inequalities for suitable integral operators depending on the isoperimetric function of the relevant sets. As a consequence, the optimal target space in the relevant Sobolev embeddings can be determined both in standard and in non-standard classes of function spaces and underlying measure spaces. In particular, our results are applied to any-order Sobolev embeddings in regular (John) domains of the Euclidean space, in Maz'ya classes of (possibly irregular) Euclidean domains described in terms of their isoperimetric function, and in families of product probability spaces, of which the Gauss space is a classical instance.     

Orlicz–Sobolev boundary trace embeddings

We prove a sharp trace embedding theorem for Orlicz–Sobolev spaces into Orlicz spaces on the boundary. An optimal trace embedding into more general rearrangement invariant spaces on the boundary is also established.     

Well-posed elliptic Neumann problems involving irregular data and domains

Non-linear elliptic Neumann problems, possibly in irregular domains and with data affected by low integrability properties, are taken into account. Existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence on the data of generalized solutions are established under a suitable balance between the integrability of the datum and the (ir)regularity of the domain. The latter is described in terms of isocapacitary inequalities. Applications to various classes of domains are also presented.     

Mössbauer spectra of “stannite group” minerals

Stannite group minerals were studied by means of Mössbauer spectroscopy. In particular we examined the problem of stannite-kesterite miscibility. From the behaviour of the Mössbauer linewidth as a function of the mineral composition it follows that all the samples have a single phase structure, in disagreement with the existence of a miscibility gap.     

Orlicz-Sobolev Algebras

The Orlicz-Sobolev spaces that are multiplicative Banach algebras are characterized.      

Phonon field contribution to the g shift in Yb: YES

The dynamic crystal field correction to the g factor of Yb⁺³: YES is evaluated. The approach is through the normal modes of the compex. It is found that the zero point phonon field contribution is in agreement with the observed g shift.     

A Note on Two-Weight Inequalities for Maximal Functions and Singular Integrals

We deal with weighted inequalities of the type [formula] where: T is either the Hardy–Littlewood maximal operator or asingular integral operator; G is any measurable subset of Rⁿ; f is any measurable function, vanishing outside G, such thatTf is well-defined; v and w are weights, that is, nonnegativelocally integrable functions on G; p, q(1, ). 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification 42B20, 42B25.