St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, 10. cilt,579-1070. sayfalarAmerican Mathematical Society, 1999 |
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Sayfa 855
... pair of measures ( μ ; v ) such that μandan and v = Bnb for some positive ẞn and an possesses a phase n \ yn < y shift u . Then u must be equal to 0 on U { nlyn < y } In . By ( 5.7 ) , condition ( 3.9 ) is not fulfilled at y . Therefore ...
... pair of measures ( μ ; v ) such that μandan and v = Bnb for some positive ẞn and an possesses a phase n \ yn < y shift u . Then u must be equal to 0 on U { nlyn < y } In . By ( 5.7 ) , condition ( 3.9 ) is not fulfilled at y . Therefore ...
Sayfa 1053
... pair Ho , G if and only if it is satisfied for the pair Ho , Gs . Proof . Let Ğ¿ : = GEƒ 。( R \ § ) . Obviously , for every z € p ( Hŋ ) we have T ( z ; Ho , G ) = T ( z ; Ho , Gs ) + T ( z ; Ho , Ĝs ) . Clearly the limit T ( X + i0 ...
... pair Ho , G if and only if it is satisfied for the pair Ho , Gs . Proof . Let Ğ¿ : = GEƒ 。( R \ § ) . Obviously , for every z € p ( Hŋ ) we have T ( z ; Ho , G ) = T ( z ; Ho , Gs ) + T ( z ; Ho , Ĝs ) . Clearly the limit T ( X + i0 ...
Sayfa 1065
... pair H + , Ho is well defined . Identity ( 2.11 ) is true for a.e. R. = ( ii ) Under the assumptions of Theorem 6.1 ( ii ) , suppose that к < 2. Let H H ± H ± ( Họ , √V ) . Then for any λo < inf ( σ ( H ± ) U o ( H 。) ) relation ...
... pair H + , Ho is well defined . Identity ( 2.11 ) is true for a.e. R. = ( ii ) Under the assumptions of Theorem 6.1 ( ii ) , suppose that к < 2. Let H H ± H ± ( Họ , √V ) . Then for any λo < inf ( σ ( H ± ) U o ( H 。) ) relation ...
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