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Harmonic Analysis

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Heun Polynomials In The Construction Of Vector Valued Slepian Functions On A Spherical Cap, Thomas Anthony Ventimiglia Aug 2015

Heun Polynomials In The Construction Of Vector Valued Slepian Functions On A Spherical Cap, Thomas Anthony Ventimiglia

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I summarize the existing work on the problem of finding vector valued Slepian functions on the unit sphere: separable vector fields whose energy is concentrated within a compact region; in this case, a spherical cap. The radial and tangential components are independent for an appropriate choice of basis, and for each component the problem is recast as that of finding real eigenfunctions of an integral operator. There exist Sturm-Liouville differential operators that commute with these integral operators and hence share their eigenfunctions. Therefore, the radial and tangential eigenfunctions are solutions to second order linear ODEs. After introducing the Heun differential …


The Boundedness Of Hausdorff Operators On Function Spaces, Xiaoying Lin Aug 2013

The Boundedness Of Hausdorff Operators On Function Spaces, Xiaoying Lin

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For a fixed kernel function $\Phi$, the one dimensional Hausdorff operator is defined in the integral form by

\[

\hphi (f)(x)=\int_{0}^{\infty}\frac{\Phi(t)}{t}f(\frac{x}{t})\dt.

\]

By the Minkowski inequality, it is easy to check that the Hausdorff operator is bounded on the Lebesgue spaces $L^{p}$ when $p\geq 1$, with some size condition assumed on the kernel functions $\Phi$. However, people discovered that the above boundedness property is quite different on the Hardy space $H^{p}$ when $0

In this thesis, we first study the boundedness of $\hphi$ on the Hardy space $H^{1}$, and on the local Hardy space $h^{1}(\bbR)$. Our work shows that for …