L. A. Aizenberg and A. P. Yuzhakov, Integral Representations and Residues in ... L. A. Aizenberg, "Integral representations of holomorphic functions of severalĀ ...
If the system (5) has no roots for w = 0, then a,lao is equal to the con iV r s -- 1 efficient of the monomial z~... zn in the polynomial ~ (-- I)~+~-I (zl + ... + z~) v,I,det A, PROPOSITION.
$=I
and 2a2/a o - (az/ao)2= ~ dk
.
N
where d k i s the coefficient of the monomial ZXl... z~N+* .. zn
in
k=1
the polynomial
~
(-- l)n+s-l%;s%~l(zl-~-... nU Zn)
ue~AJsahl.
8,/=1
LITERATURE CITED
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. .
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INTEGRAL REPRESENTATION OF COMPLETELY CONTINUOUS OPERATORS IN L 2 UDC 517.983
I. M. Novitskii
A linear operator T: L2(O, ~) + L2(O, ~) is said to be integral if there exists an almost-everywhere finite measurable function K(s, t), defined on (0, ~)2, such that
T/(s) = .! K (s, t) / (t) dt 0
almost everywhere for all f e L2(O , ~). integral operator T.
The function K(s, t) is called the kernel of the
An integral operator T: L2(O, =) + L2(O, ~) is called a Carleman operator if its kernel satisfies the Carleman condition [i] oo
~lK(s, t)[2dt 2, f o r
increasing
i = 1, 2, 3,
sequence in ....
i, l= i,
2, 3,
[ 0 , ~) s u c h t h a t
..~ ~ (a~+x
a0-'/20
= ~ lim l gv (s + e) - - gp (~ Ill rgp ~
O,
=
s ~ (0, co).
~=18~0
The theorem is proved. LITERATURE CITED i~ 2. 3o 4o 5.
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ON AN EXAMPLE OF DIVERGENCE OF RIEMANN SUMS UDC 517.5
B. V. Pannikov
In the present article, we assume all functions to be measurable and 1-periodic. following theorem has been proved in [i].
The
THEOREM A. If an increasing sequence of natural numbers n m satisfies the condition nmlnm+ l and f(x) ~ L(0, i), then for almost all x "nm
lim nTn1 rn-~co
1
] x qh=l
nmj
=
/ (x) dx.
(1)
o
It is interesting to compare the following theorem, proved in the present article, with Theorem A. THEOREM i. For each increasing sequence of natural numbers n m (m = I,...) and each e > 0 there exists a 1-periodic open set E such that mes [E N (0, i)] 5 s and n m
lira n ~ l Z
/ {yq-k~ =
i
Moscow. Translated from Sibirskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 208210, May-June, 1988. Original article submitted April 7, 1986.
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