Analytical approximation to solutions of singularly perturbed boundary value problems.
We study the analyticity of the semigroups generated by some degenerate second order differential operators in the space C([α,β]), where [α,β] is a bounded real interval. The asymptotic behaviour and regularity with respect to the space variable are also investigated.
We consider a semigroup acting on real-valued functions defined in a Hilbert space H, arising as a transition semigroup of a given stochastic process in H. We find sufficient conditions for analyticity of the semigroup in the space, where μ is a gaussian measure in H, intrinsically related to the process. We show that the infinitesimal generator of the semigroup is associated with a bilinear closed coercive form in . A closability criterion for such forms is presented. Examples are also given....
This paper deals with approximation numbers of the compact trace operator of an anisotropic Besov space into some Lp-space,trΓ: Bpps,a (Rn) → Lp(Γ), s > 0, 1 < p < ∞,where Γ is an anisotropic d-set, 0 < d < n. We also prove homogeneity estimates, a homogeneous equivalent norm and the localization property in Bpps,a.
We define homogeneous classes of x-dependent anisotropic symbols in the framework determined by an expansive dilation A, thus extending the existing theory for diagonal dilations. We revisit anisotropic analogues of Hörmander-Mikhlin multipliers introduced by Rivière [Ark. Mat. 9 (1971)] and provide direct proofs of their boundedness on Lebesgue and Hardy spaces by making use of the well-established Calderón-Zygmund theory on spaces of homogeneous type. We then show that x-dependent symbols in...
We show that Tanahashi’s argument on best possibility of the grand Furuta inequality has an additional consequence.
We prove the following result: Let X be a real Hilbert space and let J: X → ℝ be a C¹ functional with a nonexpansive derivative. Then, for each r > 0, the following alternative holds: either J’ has a fixed point with norm less than r, or .
Using the ratio ergodic theorem for a measure preserving transformation in a -finite measure space we give a straightforward proof of Derriennic’s reverse maximal inequality for the supremum of ergodic ratios.
My recent book Antieigenvalue Analysis, World-Scientific, 2012, presented the theory of antieigenvalues from its inception in 1966 up to 2010, and its applications within those forty-five years to Numerical Analysis, Wavelets, Statistics, Quantum Mechanics, Finance, and Optimization. Here I am able to offer three further areas of application: Continuum Mechanics, Economics, and Number Theory. In particular, the critical angle of repose in a continuum model of granular materials is shown to be exactly...