MAXIMAL FUNCTION CHARACTERIZATIONS OF HARDY SPACES ASSOCIATED WITH BOTH NON-NEGATIVE SELF-ADJOINT OPERATORS SATISFYING GAUSSIAN ESTIMATES AND BALL QUASI-BANACH FUNCTION SPACES

Assume that L is a non-negative self-adjoint operator on L^(2)(ℝ^(n))with its heat kernels satisfying the so-called Gaussian upper bound estimate and that X is a ball quasi-Banach function space onℝ^(n) satisfying some mild assumptions.Let HX,L(ℝ^(n))be the Hardy space associated with both X and L,which is defined by the Lusin area function related to the semigroup generated by L.In this article,the authors establish various maximal function characterizations of the Hardy space HX,L(ℝ^(n))and then apply these characterizations to obtain the solvability of the related Cauchy problem.These results have a wide range of generality and,in particular,the specific spaces X to which these results can be applied include the weighted space,the variable space,the mixed-norm space,the Orlicz space,the Orlicz-slice space,and the Morrey space.Moreover,the obtained maximal function characterizations of the mixed-norm Hardy space,the Orlicz-slice Hardy space,and the Morrey-Hardy space associated with L are completely new.

Nonlinear Self-Adjointness, Conservation Laws and Soliton-Cnoidal Wave Interaction Solutions of(2+1)-Dimensional Modified Dispersive Water-Wave System

This paper mainly discusses the(2+1)-dimensional modified dispersive water-wave(MDWW) system which will be proved nonlinear self-adjointness. This property is applied to construct conservation laws corresponding to the symmetries of the system. Moreover, via the truncated Painlev′e analysis and consistent tanh-function expansion(CTE)method, the soliton-cnoidal periodic wave interaction solutions and corresponding images will be eventually achieved.

On the Self-adjointness of the Product Operators of Two mth-Order Differential Operators on [0,+∞)

In the present paper,the self-adjointness of the product of two ruth-order differential operators on [0,+∞)is studied.By means of the construction theory of self-adjoint operators and matrix computation,we obtain a sufficient and necessary condition to ensure that the product operator is self-adjoint,which extends the results in the second order case.

Symplectic Self-adjointness of Infinite Dimensional Hamiltonian Operators

Symplectic self-adjointness of infinite dimensional Hamiltonian operators is studied, the necessary and sufficient conditions are given. Using the relatively bounded perturbation, the sufficient conditions about symplectic self-adjointness are shown.

On the Essential Self-Adjointness of Pseudodifferential Operators

In this paper we investigate the self-adjointness for a kind of pseudodifferential operators,which include the nonsemi-bounded Schr（o|¨）dinger operator,-△+v（x）,v（x）→-∞, as |x|→∞,and the relativistic corrections to it,（-△+m2）1/2+v（x）,v（x）→-∞,as|x|→∞.

On Self-Adjointness of the Product of Two Second-Order Differential Operators

In this paper, the problem of self-adjointness of the product of two differential operators is considered. A number of results concerning self-adjointness of the product L2L1 of two second-order self-adjoint differential operators are obtained by using the general construction theory of self-adjoint extensions of ordinary differential operators.

Exactly Solvable Two-Parameter Models of Relativistic δ′s -Sphere Interactions in Quantum Mechanics

We make a systematic study of two-parameter models of δ ′ s -sphere interaction and δ ′ s -sphere plus a Coulomb interaction. Where δ ′ s interaction denotes the δ ′ -sphere interaction of the second kind. We provide the mathematical definitions of Hamiltonians and obtain new results for both models, in particular the resolvents equations, spectral properties and some scattering quantities.

A UNIFORMLY CONVERGENT SECOND ORDER DIFFERENCE SCHEME FOR A SINGULARLY PERTURBED SELF-ADJOINT ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION IN CONSERVATION FORM

In this paper, based on the idea of El-Mistikawy and Werle[1] we construct a difference scheme for a singularly perturbed self-adjoint ordinary differential equation in conservation form. We prove that it is a uniformly convergent second order scheme.

AN APPLICATION OF THE EXPONENTIAL CUBIC SPLINES TO NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF A SELF-ADJOINT PERTURBATION PROBLEM

We present a class of the second order optimal splines difference schemes derived from ex- ponential cubic splines for self-adjoint singularly perturbed 2-point boundary value problem. We prove an optimal error estimate and give illustrative numerical example.

Helmholtz Decomposition of Vector Fields Using an Optimal Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Algorithm

In this article, we study numerically a Helmholtz decomposition methodology, based on a formulation of the mathematical model as a saddle-point problem. We use a preconditioned conjugate gradient algorithm, applied to an associated operator equation of elliptic type, to solve the problem. To solve the elliptic partial differential equations, we use a second order mixed finite element approximation for discretization. We show, using 2-D synthetic vector fields, that this approach, yields very accurate solutions at a low computational cost compared to traditional methods with the same order of approximation.

Conservation laws of the generalized short pulse equation

We show that the generalized short pulse equation is nonlinearly self-adjoint with differential substitution.Moreover,any adjoint symmetry is a differential substitution of nonlinear self-adjointness,and vice versa.Consequently,the general conservation law formula is constructed and new conservation laws for some special cases are found.

BOUNDEDNESS OF STEIN'S SQUARE FUNCTIONS ASSOCIATED TO OPERATORS ON HARDY SPACES

Let （X, d,μ） be a metric measure space endowed with a metric d and a nonnegative Borel doubling measure μ. Let L be a second order non-negative self-adjoint operator on L^2（X）. Assume that the semigroup e^-tL generated by L satisfies the Davies-Gaffney estimates. Also, assume that L satisfies Plancherel type estimate. Under these conditions, we show that Stein＇s square function Gδ（L） arising from Bochner-Riesz means associated to L is bounded from the Hardy spaces HL^p（X） to L^p（X） for all 0 〈 p ≤ 1.

Simulation of detection and scattering of sound waves by the lateral line of a fish

A solvable model of lateral line of a fish based on a wave equation with additional boundary conditions on a set of isolated points is proposed.Within the framework of this model it is shown that the ratio of pressures on lateral lines on different fish flanks,as well as the cross section of sound scattering on both the lines,strongly depends on angles of incidence of incoming sound waves.The strong angular dependence of the pressure ratio seems to be sufficient for the fish to determine the directions from which the sound is coming.

Positive-Definite Operator-Valued Kernels and Integral Representations

A truncated trigonometric, operator-valued moment problem in section 3 of this note is solved. Let be a finite sequence of bounded operators, with arbitrary, acting on a finite dimensional Hilbert space H. A necessary and sufficient condition on the positivity of an operator kernel for the existence of an atomic, positive, operator-valued measure , with the property that for every with , the moment of coincides with the term of the sequence, is given. The connection between some positive definite operator-valued kernels and the Riesz-Herglotz integral representation of the analytic on the unit disc, operator-valued functions with positive real part in the class of operators in Section 4 of the note is studied.

Error Estimations, Error Computations, and Convergence Rates in FEM for BVPs

This paper presents derivation of a priori error estimates and convergence rates of finite element processes for boundary value problems (BVPs) described by self adjoint, non-self adjoint, and nonlinear differential operators. A posteriori error estimates are discussed in context with local approximations in higher order scalar product spaces. A posteriori error computational framework (without the knowledge of theoretical solution) is presented for all BVPs regardless of the method of approximation employed in constructing the integral form. This enables computations of local errors as well as the global errors in the computed finite element solutions. The two most significant and essential aspects of the research presented in this paper that enable all of the features described above are: 1) ensuring variational consistency of the integral form(s) resulting from the methods of approximation for self adjoint, non-self adjoint, and nonlinear differential operators and 2) choosing local approximations for the elements of a discretization in a subspace of a higher order scalar product space that is minimally conforming, hence ensuring desired global differentiability of the approximations over the discretizations. It is shown that when the theoretical solution of a BVP is analytic, the a priori error estimate (in the asymptotic range, discussed in a later section of the paper) is independent of the method of approximation or the nature of the differential operator provided the resulting integral form is variationally consistent. Thus, the finite element processes utilizing integral forms based on different methods of approximation but resulting in VC integral forms result in the same a priori error estimate and convergence rate. It is shown that a variationally consistent (VC) integral form has best approximation property in some norm, conversely an integral form with best approximation property in some norm is variationally consistent. That is best approximation property of the integral form and the VC of the integral form is equivalent, one cannot exist without the other, hence can be used interchangeably. Dimensional model problems consisting of diffusion equation, convection-diffusion equation, and Burgers equation described by self adjoint, non-self adjoint, and nonlinear differential operators are considered to present extensive numerical studies using Galerkin method with weak form (GM/WF) and least squares process (LSP) to determine computed convergence rates of various error norms and present comparisons with the theoretical convergence rates.

The Third Kind Of Particles

There are two kinds of spin particles in nature, the Boson and the Fermion.(For more information, please refere to the PDF.)

Singular Value Inequalities for Compact Normal Operators

We give singular value inequality to compact normal operators, which states that if is compact normal operator on a complex separable Hilbert space, where is the cartesian decomposition of , then Moreover, we give inequality which asserts that if?is compact normal operator, then .Several inequalities will be proved.

More Results on Singular Value Inequalities for Compact Operators

The well-known arithmetic-geometric mean inequality for singular values, according to Bhatia and Kittaneh, says that if and are compact operators on a complex separable Hilbert space, then Hirzallah has proved that if are compact operators, then We give inequality which is equivalent to and more general than the above inequalities, which states that if are compact operators,

The Definition of Universal Momentum Operator of Quantum Mechanics and the Essence of Micro-Particle’s Spin——To Reveal the Real Reason That the Bell Inequality Is Not Supported by Experiments

The definition of momentum operator in quantum mechanics has some foundational problems and needs to be improved. For example, the results are different in general by using momentum operator and kinetic operator to calculate microparticle’s kinetic energy. In the curved coordinate systems, momentum operators can not be defined properly. When momentum operator is acted on non-eigen wave functions in coordinate space, the resulting non-eigen values are complex numbers in general. In this case, momentum operator is not the Hermitian operator again. The average values of momentum operator are complex numbers unless they are zero. The same problems exist for angle momentum operator. Universal momentum operator is proposed in this paper. Based on it, all problems above can be solved well. The logical foundation of quantum mechanics becomes more complete and the EPY momentum paradox can be eliminated thoroughly. By considering the fact that there exist a difference between the theoretical value and the real value of momentum, the concepts of auxiliary momentum and auxiliary angle momentum are introduced. The relation between auxiliary angle momentum and spin is deduced and the essence of micro-particle’s spin is revealed. In this way, the fact that spin gyro-magnetic ratio is two times of orbit gyro-magnetic ratio, as well as why the electrons of ground state without obit angle momentum do not fall into atomic nuclear can be explained well. The real reason that the Bell inequality is not supported by experiments is revealed, which has nothing to do with whether or not hidden variables exist, as well as whether or not locality is violated in microcosmic processes.

Schrodinger Operators on Graphs and Branched Manifolds

We consider the Schrodinger operators on graphs with a finite or countable number of edges and Schr?dinger operators on branched manifolds of variable dimension. In particular, a description of self-adjoint extensions of symmetric Schr?dinger operator, initially defined on a smooth function, whose support does not contain the branch points of the graph and branch points of the manifold. These results are obtained for graphs with a single vertex, graphs with multiple vertices and graphs with a single vertex and countable set of rays.