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Superposition operator on the space of sequences almost converging to zero

Egor Alekhno (2012)

Open Mathematics

We study the superposition operator f on on the space ac 0 of sequences almost converging to zero. Conditions are derived for which f has a representation of the form f x = a+bx +g x, for all x ∈ ac 0 with a = f 0, b ∈ D(ac 0), g a superposition operator from ℓ∞ into I(ac 0), D(ac 0) = {z: zx ∈ ac 0 for all x ∈ ac 0}, and I(ac 0) the maximal ideal in ac 0. If f is generated by a function f of a real variable, then f is linear. We consider the conditions for which a bounded function f generates f...

Superposition operators and functions of bounded p-variation.

Gérard Bourdaud, Massimo Lanza de Cristoforis, Winfried Sickel (2006)

Revista Matemática Iberoamericana

We characterize the set of all functions f of R to itself such that the associated superposition operator Tf: g → f º g maps the class BVp1(R) into itself. Here BVp1(R), 1 ≤ p < ∞, denotes the set of primitives of functions of bounded p-variation, endowed with a suitable norm. It turns out that such an operator is always bounded and sublinear. Also, consequences for the boundedness of superposition operators defined on Besov spaces Bp,qs are discussed.

Supertauberian operators and perturbations.

M. González, A. Martínez-Abejón (1993)

Extracta Mathematicae

Upper semi-Fredholm operators and tauberian operators in Banach spaces admit the following perturbative characterizations [6], [2]: An operator T: X --> Y is upper semi-Fredholm (tauberian) if and only if for every compact operator K: X --> Y the kernel N(T+K) is finite dimensional (reflexive). In [7] Tacon introduces an intermediate class between upper semi-Fredholm operators and tauberian operators, the supertauberian operators, and he studies this class using non-standard analysis....

Support overlapping L 1 contractions and exact non-singular transformations

Michael Lin (2000)

Colloquium Mathematicae

Let T be a positive linear contraction of L 1 of a σ-finite measure space (X,Σ,μ) which overlaps supports. In general, T need not be completely mixing, but it is in the following cases: (i) T is the Frobenius-Perron operator of a non-singular transformation ϕ (in which case complete mixing is equivalent to exactness of ϕ). (ii) T is a Harris recurrent operator. (iii) T is a convolution operator on a compact group. (iv) T is a convolution operator on a LCA group.

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