In this paper we investigated theL 1 norm inequalities of theP square and the maximal functions of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales, which can be applied to characterizep-smoothness andq-convexity of Banach sp...In this paper we investigated theL 1 norm inequalities of theP square and the maximal functions of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales, which can be applied to characterizep-smoothness andq-convexity of Banach spaces.展开更多
In this paper we introduce the concept of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales and investigate some features of these strong martingales. We also characterizep-smoothable Banach spaces in terms of these strong mar...In this paper we introduce the concept of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales and investigate some features of these strong martingales. We also characterizep-smoothable Banach spaces in terms of these strong martingales.展开更多
Based on Jacobson’s molecular free length theory in liquids and the relationship between the ultrasonic velocity and the molecular free length in organic liquids, the equation of the acoustic nonlinearity parameter i...Based on Jacobson’s molecular free length theory in liquids and the relationship between the ultrasonic velocity and the molecular free length in organic liquids, the equation of the acoustic nonlinearity parameter in organic liquid binary mixtures is derived. The calculated values from the equation are in good agreement both with those from Apfel’s and from Sehgal’s mixture laws.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘In this paper we investigated theL 1 norm inequalities of theP square and the maximal functions of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales, which can be applied to characterizep-smoothness andq-convexity of Banach spaces.
文摘In this paper we introduce the concept of two-parameterB-valued strong martingales and investigate some features of these strong martingales. We also characterizep-smoothable Banach spaces in terms of these strong martingales.
文摘Based on Jacobson’s molecular free length theory in liquids and the relationship between the ultrasonic velocity and the molecular free length in organic liquids, the equation of the acoustic nonlinearity parameter in organic liquid binary mixtures is derived. The calculated values from the equation are in good agreement both with those from Apfel’s and from Sehgal’s mixture laws.