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Positive Solutions Of Singular Complementary Lidstone Boundary Value Problems, Ravi P. Agarwal, Donal O'Regan, Svatoslav Staněk 2010 Florida Institute of Technology

Positive Solutions Of Singular Complementary Lidstone Boundary Value Problems, Ravi P. Agarwal, Donal O'Regan, Svatoslav Staněk

Mathematics and System Engineering Faculty Publications

We investigate the existence of positive solutions of singular problem (-1)mx(2m+1) = f(t, x,⋯, x(2m)), x (0) = 0, x(2i-1) (0) = x(2i-1) (T) = 0, 1 ≤ i ≤ m. Here, m ≥ 1 and the Carathéodory function f (t, x0,⋯, x2m) may be singular in all its space variables x0,⋯, x2m. The results are proved by regularization and sequential techniques. In limit processes, the Vitali convergence theorem is used.


Burkholder Integrals, Morrey's Problem And Quasiconformal Mappings, Kari Astala, Tadeusz Iwaniec, Istvan Prause, Eero Saksman 2010 University of Helsinki

Burkholder Integrals, Morrey's Problem And Quasiconformal Mappings, Kari Astala, Tadeusz Iwaniec, Istvan Prause, Eero Saksman

Mathematics - All Scholarship

Inspired by Morrey's Problem (on rank-one convex functionals) and the Burkholder integrals (of his martingale theory) we find that the Burkholder functionals Bp, p > 2, are quasiconcave, when tested on deformations of identity f in Id+Coinifinty (omega) with Bp (Df(x)) > 0 pointwise, or equivalently, deformations such that abs[Df]2 < (p/(p-2))Jf. In particular, this holds in explicit neighbourhoods of the identity map. Among the many immediate consequences, this gives the strongest possible Lp-estimates for the gradient of a principal solution to the Beltrami equation fz = mu(z)fz , for any p in …


Feedback Control Of A Bioinspired Plate-Beam System, Cody W. Ray, Belinda A. Batten, John R. Singler 2010 Missouri University of Science and Technology

Feedback Control Of A Bioinspired Plate-Beam System, Cody W. Ray, Belinda A. Batten, John R. Singler

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Research & Creative Works

In this paper we present a model for a plate-beam system to represent a bioinspired flexible wing. Using a Galerkin based finite element approximation to the system, we compute functional gains that can be used for sensor placement and show that a piezoceramic actuator on the beam can be used for camber control


Completeness Of Ordered Fields, James Forsythe Hall 2010 California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Completeness Of Ordered Fields, James Forsythe Hall

Mathematics

The main goal of this project is to prove the equivalency of several characterizations of completeness of Archimedean ordered fields; some of which appear in most modern literature as theorems following from the Dedekind completeness of the real numbers, while a couple are not as well known and have to do with other areas of mathematics, such as nonstandard analysis. Continuing, we study the completeness of non-Archimedean fields, and provide several examples of such fields with varying degrees of properties, using nonstandard analysis to produce some relatively "nice" (in particular, they are Cantor complete) final examples. As a small detour, …


The Gini Index And Measures Of Inequality, Frank A. Farris 2010 Santa Clara University

The Gini Index And Measures Of Inequality, Frank A. Farris

Mathematics and Computer Science

The Gini index is a summary statistic that measures how fairly a resource is distributed in a population; income is a primary example. In addition to a self-contained presentation of the Gini index, we give two equivalent ways to interpret this summary statistic: first in terms of the percentile level of the person who earns the average dollar, and second in terms of how the lower of two randomly chosen incomes compares, on average, to mean income.


Sums Of Evenly Spaced Binomial Coefficients, Arthur T. Benjamin, Bob Chen '10, Kimberly Kindred 2010 Harvey Mudd College

Sums Of Evenly Spaced Binomial Coefficients, Arthur T. Benjamin, Bob Chen '10, Kimberly Kindred

All HMC Faculty Publications and Research

We provide a combinatorial proof of a formula for the sum of evenly spaced binomial coefficients. This identity, along with a generalization, are proved by counting weighted walks on a graph.


Closed-Range Composition Operators On A2 And The Bloch Space, John R. Akeroyd, Pratibha G. Ghatage, Maria Tjani 2010 University of Arkansas

Closed-Range Composition Operators On A2 And The Bloch Space, John R. Akeroyd, Pratibha G. Ghatage, Maria Tjani

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Publications

For any analytic self-map φ of {z : |z| < 1} we give four separate conditions, each of which is necessary and sufficient for the composition operator Cφ to be closed-range on the Bloch space B . Among these conditions are some that appear in the literature, where we provide new proofs. We further show that if Cφ is closed-range on the Bergman space A2 , then it is closed-range on B , but that the converse of this fails with a vengeance. Our analysis involves an extension of the Julia-Carathéodory Theorem.


Markov Chains And Dynamical Systems: The Open System Point Of View, Stéphane Attal 2010 Louisiana State University

Markov Chains And Dynamical Systems: The Open System Point Of View, Stéphane Attal

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Transformation Of Quantum Lévy Processes On Hopf Algebras, Michael Schürmann, Michael Skeide, Silvia Volkwardt 2010 Louisiana State University

Transformation Of Quantum Lévy Processes On Hopf Algebras, Michael Schürmann, Michael Skeide, Silvia Volkwardt

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Characterization Of Unitary Processes With Independent Increments, Un Cig Ji, Lingaraj Sahu, Kalyan B Sinha 2010 Louisiana State University

Characterization Of Unitary Processes With Independent Increments, Un Cig Ji, Lingaraj Sahu, Kalyan B Sinha

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


How To Differentiate A Quantum Stochastic Cocycle, J Martin Lindsay 2010 Louisiana State University

How To Differentiate A Quantum Stochastic Cocycle, J Martin Lindsay

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Preface, 2010 Louisiana State University

Preface

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

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Robin Hudson's Pathless Path To Quantum Stochastic Calculus, David Applebaum 2010 Louisiana State University

Robin Hudson's Pathless Path To Quantum Stochastic Calculus, David Applebaum

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Quantum Filtering In Coherent States, John E Gough, Claus Köstler 2010 Louisiana State University

Quantum Filtering In Coherent States, John E Gough, Claus Köstler

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


Quantum Quasi-Markov Processes, L-Dynamics, And Noncommutative Girsanov Transformation, V P Belavkin 2010 Louisiana State University

Quantum Quasi-Markov Processes, L-Dynamics, And Noncommutative Girsanov Transformation, V P Belavkin

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


On The Characteristic Function Of Random Variables Associated With Boson Lie Algebras, Luigi Accardi, Andreas Boukas 2010 Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata

On The Characteristic Function Of Random Variables Associated With Boson Lie Algebras, Luigi Accardi, Andreas Boukas

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


The K-Cores Of A Graph, Allan Bickle 2010 Western Michigan University

The K-Cores Of A Graph, Allan Bickle

Dissertations

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Robust Interval Estimation Of A Treatment Effect In Observational Studies Using Propensity Score Matching, Scott F. Kosten 2010 Western Michigan University

Robust Interval Estimation Of A Treatment Effect In Observational Studies Using Propensity Score Matching, Scott F. Kosten

Dissertations

Estimating the treatment effect between a treatment group and a control group in an observational study is a challenging problem in statistics. Without random assignment of subjects, there are likely to be differences between the treatment group and control group on a set of baseline covariates. If one of these baseline covariates is correlated to the response variable, then the difference in sample means between the groups is likely to be a biased estimate of the true treatment effect.

Propensity score matching has become an increasingly popular strategy for reducing bias in estimates of the treatment effect. This reduction in …


Cosine And Gaussian Transforms, Carlos Lizama, Rolando Rebolledo 2010 Louisiana State University

Cosine And Gaussian Transforms, Carlos Lizama, Rolando Rebolledo

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


E-Semigroups Subordinate To Ccr Flows, Stephen J Wills 2010 Louisiana State University

E-Semigroups Subordinate To Ccr Flows, Stephen J Wills

Communications on Stochastic Analysis

No abstract provided.


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