Convolution of functions in Lorentz spaces
Leonard Yap (1971)
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Leonard Yap (1971)
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Hans G. Feichtinger (1977)
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The Banach spaces defined in this paper consist essentially of those elements of ( being a locally compact group) which can in a certain sense be well approximated by functions with compact support. The main result of this paper is the fact that in many cases becomes a Banach convolution algebra. There exist many natural examples. Furthermore some theorems concerning inclusion results and the structure of these spaces are given. In particular we prove that simple conditions imply...
Wiesław Żelazko (1963)
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W. Żelazko (1960)
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Tetsuhiro Shimizu (1977)
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R. Kerman, E. Sawyer (1994)
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Let X be a rearrangement-invariant space of Lebesgue-measurable functions on , such as the classical Lebesgue, Lorentz or Orlicz spaces. Given a nonnegative, measurable (weight) function on , define . We investigate conditions on such a weight w that guarantee X(w) is an algebra under the convolution product F∗G defined at by ; more precisely, when for all F,G ∈ X(w).
S. Rolewicz (1963)
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M. Anoussis, A. Bisbas (2000)
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We study continuous measures on a compact semisimple Lie group using representation theory. In Section 2 we prove a Wiener type characterization of a continuous measure. Next we construct central measures on which are related to the well known Riesz products on locally compact abelian groups. Using these measures we show in Section 3 that if is a compact set of continuous measures on there exists a singular measure such that is absolutely continuous with respect to the Haar...
Anna Zappa (1974)
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Hermann Render, Andreas Sauer (1996)
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Let be the set of all holomorphic functions on the domain Two domains and are called Hadamard-isomorphic if and are isomorphic algebras with respect to the Hadamard product. Our main result states that two admissible domains are Hadamard-isomorphic if and only if they are equal.