Strong summability of Ciesielski-Fourier series
A strong summability result is proved for the Ciesielski-Fourier series of integrable functions. It is also shown that the strong maximal operator is of weak type (1,1).
A strong summability result is proved for the Ciesielski-Fourier series of integrable functions. It is also shown that the strong maximal operator is of weak type (1,1).
The paper deals with almost periodic functions which are limits of sequences of continuous periodic functions, and determines the structure of their Fourier exponents and their ranges. It is shown that the class of continuous periodic functions is not densely distributed in the space .
We present a direct proof of a known result that the Hardy operator Hf(x) = 1/x ∫0x f(t) dt in the space L2 = L2(0, ∞) can be written as H = I - U, where U is a shift operator (Uen = en+1, n ∈ Z) for some orthonormal basis {en}. The basis {en} is constructed by using classical Laguerre polynomials. We also explain connections with the Euler differential equation of the first order y' - 1/x y = g and point out some generalizations to the case with weighted Lw2(a, b) spaces.
We study general continuity properties for an increasing family of Banach spaces of classes for pseudo-differential symbols, where was introduced by J. Sjöstrand in 1993. We prove that the operators in are Schatten-von Neumann operators of order on . We prove also that and , provided . If instead , then . By modifying the definition of the -spaces, one also obtains symbol classes related to the spaces.
Let be a self-affine measure associated with an expanding matrix M and a finite digit set D. We study the spectrality of when |det(M)| = |D| = p is a prime. We obtain several new sufficient conditions on M and D for to be a spectral measure with lattice spectrum. As an application, we present some properties of the digit sets of integral self-affine tiles, which are connected with a conjecture of Lagarias and Wang.
Les ensembles “propres” pour une suite de Sidon sont caractérisés par une propriété de convergence des séries lacunaires à spectre dans la suite.