Brezis-Nirenberg Theorem on Non_compact Sets

In present paper we prove that on non_compact sets the conclusion in the Brezis_Nirenberg Theorem is also true.

Weakly Compact Sets and Riesz Representation Theorem in Musielak Sequence Spaces

In this work,we give some criteria of the weakly compact sets and a representation theorem of Riesz's type in Musielak sequence spaces using the ideas and techniques of sequence spaces and Musielak function.Finally,as an immediate consequence of the criteria considered in this paper,the criteria of the weakly compact sets of Orlicz sequence spaces are deduced.

Weakly Compact Sets and Orlicz Spaces

In this paper, We give the simple criteria of weakly compact sets in L1 and l1, which perfects Auto's result [1]， Also as a corollary, we get Shur's theorem， In view of weak compactness, we give another proof of the reflexivity of Orlicz spaces，

Relatively Compact Sets on Abstract Wiener Space

In this note, we obtain a sufficient and necessary condition for a set in an abstract Winner space （X, H, μ） to be relatively compact in L^2（X, μ）. Meanwhile, we give a sufficient condition for relative compactness in L^P（X, μ） for p〉1. We also provide an example of Da Prato-Malliavin Nualart to show the result.

Distributed Nash Equilibrium Seeking on Compact Action Sets over Jointly Strongly Connected Switching Networks

This paper studies the distributed Nash equilibrium seeking(DNES)problem for games whose action sets are compact and whose network graph is switching satisfying the jointly strongly connected condition.To keep the actions of all players in their action sets all the time,one has to resort to the projected gradient-based method.Under the assumption that the unique Nash equilibrium is the unique equilibrium of the pseudogradient system,an algorithm is proposed that is able to exponentially find the Nash equilibrium.Further,the authors also consider the distributed Nash equilibrium seeking problem for games whose actions are governed by high-order integrator dynamics and belong to some compact sets.Two examples are used to illustrate the proposed approach.

Degree of Compactness in I-fuzzy Topological Spaces

In this paper, the concept of degree of compactness is introduced in the general framework of I-fuzzy topological spaces, and its property is discussed. All good compactness are generalized to I-fuzzy topological spaces accordingly.

Fixed Point Theorems for Increasing Operators of None－continuity and None－compactness Conditions

In this paper, the fixed point theorems of composite set-valued increasing operators are given. As a corollary, the fixed point theorem for increasing operator of none-continuity and nonecompactness conditions is also given. Some relevant results are improved and generalized.

τ-CHEBYSHEV AND τ-COCHEBYSHEV SUBPSACES OF BANACH SPACES

The concepts of quasi-Chebyshev and weakly-Chebyshev and σ-Chebyshev were defined [3 - 7], andas a counterpart to best approximation in normed linear spaces, best coapprozimation was introduced by Franchetti and Furi^[1]. In this research, we shall define τ-Chebyshev subspaces and τ-cochebyshev subspaces of a Banach space, in which the property τ is compact or weakly-compact, respectively. A set of necessary and sufficient theorems under which a subspace is τ-Chebyshev is defined.

ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS OF SYSTEMS OF FUNCTIONAL EQUATIONS

Let r be a given positive number. Denote by D=D r the closed disc in the complex plane C whose center is the origin and radius is r. For any subset K of C and any integer m≥1, write A(D m,K)={f|f∶D m→K is a continuous map, and f|(D m)° is analytic}. For H∈ A(D m,C)(m≥2), f∈A(D,D) and z∈D, write Ψ H(f)(z)=H(z,f(z),...,f m-1(z)). Suppose F,G∈A(D 2n+1,C), and H k,K k∈A(D k,C), k=2,...,n. In this paper, the system of functional equations F(z,f(z),f 2(Ψ H 2(f)(z)),...,f n(Ψ H n(f)(z)),g(z),g 2(Ψ K 2(g)(z)),..., g n(Ψ K n(g)(z)))=0 G(z,f(z),f 2(Ψ H 2(f)(z)),...,f n(Ψ H n(f)(z)),g(z),g 2(Ψ K 2(g)(z)),..., g n(Ψ K n(g)(z)))=0(z∈D) is studied and some conditions for the system of equations to have a solution or a unique solution in A(D,D)×A(D,D) are given.

Existence and Uniqueness of Analytic Solutions of Systems of Iterative Functional Equations

Let r be a given positive number. Denote by D=D r the closed disc in the complex plane C whose center is the origin and radius is r. Write A(D,D)={f: f is a continuous map from D into itself, and f|D ° is analytic}. Suppose G,H: D 2n+1 →C are continuous maps (n≥2), and G|(D 2n+1 ) °, H|(D 2n+1 ) ° are analytic. In this paper, we study the system of iterative functional equationsG(z,f(z),…,f n(z), g(z),…,g n(z))=0, H(z,f(z),…,f n(z), g(z),…,g n(z))=0, for any z∈D,and give some conditions for the system of equations to have a solution or a unique solution in A(D,D) ×A(D,D).

Every Weakly Compact Set Can Be Uniformly Embedded into a Reflexive Banach Space

Based on an application of the Davis-Figiel-Johnson-Pelzyski procedure, this note shows that every weakly compact subset of a Banach space can be uniformly embedded into a reflexive Banach space. As its application, we present the recent renorming theorems for reflexive spaces of Odell- Schlumprecht and Hajek-Johanis can be extended and localized to weakly compact convex subsets of an arbitrary Banach space.

Degrees of Fuzzy Compactness in I-Fuzzy Topological Spaces

In this paper, the concept of degree of fuzzy compactness in I-fuzzy topological spaces is introduced by means of inequation. Its properties are discussed.

The Non-Convergence of Steiner Symmetrizations

In this paper,we demonstrate the existence of iterated Steiner symmetrizations of K that does not converge,even if the sequence of directions is dense in the unit sphere.

Existence,uniqueness and stability of C^m solutions of iterative functional equations

In this paper we discuss a relatively general kind of iterative functional equation G(x,f(x), ...,f n (x)) = 0 (for allx ∈J), whereJ is a connected closed subset of the real number axis ?,G∈C m (J n+1, ?) andn ≥ 2. Using the method of approximating fixed points by small shift of maps, choosing suitable metrics on functional spaces and finding a relation between uniqueness and stability of fixed points of maps of general spaces, we prove the existence, uniqueness and stability ofCm solutions of the above equation for any integer m ≥ 0 under relatively weak conditions, and generalize related results in reference in different aspects.

Strong Minkowski Separation and Co-Drop Property

In the framework of topological vector spaces, we give a characterization of strong Minkowski separation, introduced by Cheng, et al., in terms of convex body separation. From this, several results on strong Minkowski separation are deduced. Using the results, we prove a drop theorem involving weakly countably compact sets in locally convex spaces. Moreover, we introduce the notion of the co-drop property and show that every weakly countably compact set has the co-drop property. If the underlying locally convex space is quasi-complete, then a bounded weakly closed set has the co-drop property if and only if it is weakly countably compact.

On Weak Well-posedness of the Nearest Point and Mutually Nearest Point Problems in Banach Spaces

Let G be a nonempty closed subset of a Banach space X.Let B(X)be the family of nonempty bounded closed subsets of X endowed with the Hausdorff distance and B_(G)(X)={A∈B(X):A∩G=φ},where the closure is taken in the metric space(B(X),H).For x∈X and F∈B_(G)(X),we denote the nearest point problem inf{||x-g||:g∈G}by min(x,G)and the mutually nearest point problem inf{||f-g||:f∈ F,g∈G}by min(F,G).In this paper,parallel to well-posedness of the problems min(a:,G)and mm(F,G)which are defined by De Blasi et al.,we further introduce the weak well-posedness of the problems min(x,G)and min(F,G).Under the assumption that the Banach space X has some geometric properties,we prove a series of results on weak well-posedness of min(x,G)and min(F,G).We also give two sufficient conditions such that two classes of subsets of X are almost Chebyshev sets.

Functional-Level Fault Simulation with Concurrent and Parallel Mechanisms Using Object-Oriented VLSI Model

The functional-level test has been proposed as an alternative to reduce the complexity of test when VLSI gets larger and more complicated. It has been successful for circuits such as memories, PLAs and microprocessors. However, the functional-level test for general functional models has seldom been studied. This paper presents an object-oriented VLSI model and a functional-level fault simulation methodology for general functional model. Based on the proposed VLSI model, FFS (Functional-level Fault Simulator) with friendly visual interface has been implemented on Microsoft Windows platform by use of C++. It is an integral part of FMVS (Functional test Modeling and Verification System)-an extended subsystem of TeDS (Test Development System). The goal of FFS is to determine the fault coverage, generate fault dictionary and compact original test set at the function-level. In order to be efficient, FFS uses the concurrent and parallel mechanisms by taking advantage of the object-oriented VLSI model. The object-oriented VLSI model based fault simulation has been validated in the functional-level test by simulation results and the satisfying performance of FFS.