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81 result(s) for "Tepper, David"
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M. Riesz Theorem on Conjugate Harmonic Functions for Octonion-Valued Monogenic Functions
The classical theorem of M. Riesz about the conjugate harmonic functions is extended onto octonion-valued monogenic functions.
On a Free Boundary Problem, the Starlike Case
Let$\\mathcal{D}$be a doubly connected region limited by the infinite point and a starlike boundary component$\\Gamma $which does not reduce to a point. If$\\lambda $is a given positive number, we show there exists a unique annulus$\\omega _\\lambda \\subset \\mathcal{D}$having$\\Gamma $as one boundary component and another boundary component$\\gamma _\\lambda $such that there is a harmonic function$V$in$\\omega _\\lambda $satisfying$V \\equiv 0$on$\\Gamma $ ,$V \\equiv 1$on$\\gamma _\\lambda $and$| {{\\operatorname{grad}}V_\\lambda } | \\equiv \\lambda $on$\\gamma _\\lambda $ . We also show that$\\gamma _\\lambda $is starlike.
Free Boundary Problem
Let$\\mathcal{D}$be a doubly connected region in the complex plane limited by the infinite point and a convex set$\\Gamma $ . If$\\lambda > 0$ , then we study the existence, uniqueness and geometry of annuli$\\omega \\subset \\mathcal{D}$having$\\Gamma $as one boundary component and another boundary component$\\gamma $ , such that there exists a harmonic function$V$in$\\omega $satisfying : (a)$V = 0$on$\\Gamma $ , (b)$V = 1$on$\\gamma $ \\ and (c)$| \\operatorname{grad}V | = \\lambda $on$\\gamma $ .
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On an Analogue of Selberg's Eigenvalue Conjecture for SL3(Z)
Let H be the homogeneous space associated to the group PGL3(R). Let X =$\\Gamma \\backslash {\\cal H}$. where Γ = SL3(Z) and consider the first nontrivial eigenvalue λ1of the Laplacian on L2(X). Using geometric considerations, we prove the inequality λ1> 3π2/10. Since the continuous spectrum is represented by the band [1, ∞ ), our bound on λ1can be viewed as an analogue of Selberg's eigenvalue conjecture for quotients of the hyperbolic half space.
On an analogue of Selberg’s eigenvalue conjecture for ₃( )
Let H H be the homogeneous space associated to the group PGL 3 ( R ) PGL_3( R) . Let X = Γ ∖ H X = H where Γ = SL 3 ( Z ) = SL_3( Z) and consider the first nontrivial eigenvalue λ 1 _1 of the Laplacian on L 2 ( X ) L^2(X) . Using geometric considerations, we prove the inequality λ 1 > 3 π 2 / 10 _1 > 3 ^2/10 . Since the continuous spectrum is represented by the band [ 1 , ∞ ) [1,ınfty ) , our bound on λ 1 _1 can be viewed as an analogue of Selberg’s eigenvalue conjecture for quotients of the hyperbolic half space.
Cerumen in American Indians: Genetic Implications of Sticky and Dry Types
Occurrence of sticky and dry cerumen was determined in 483 Indians from various tribes of the United States. The elevated frequencies of the allele for dry cerumen, found in Indians of pure ancestry, support the theory of the mongoloid origin of the American Indian. Potential application of cerumen quality as a marker for genetic and anthropological studies is discussed.
A local Weyl’s law, the angular distribution and multiplicity of cusp forms on product spaces
Let Γ/H\\Gamma /\\mathcal {H} be a finite volume symmetric space with H\\mathcal {H} the product of half planes. Let Δi{\\Delta _i} be the Laplacian on the iith half plane, and assume that we have a cusp form ϕ\\phi, so we have Δiϕ=λiϕ{\\Delta _i}\\phi = {\\lambda _i}\\phi for i=1,2,…,ni = 1,2, \\ldots ,n. Let λ→=(λ1,…,λn)\\vec \\lambda = ({\\lambda _1}, \\ldots ,{\\lambda _n}) and let \\[ R=r12+⋯+rn2R = \\sqrt {r_1^2 + \\cdots + r_n^2} \\] with ri2+14=λir_i^2 + \\frac {1} {4} = {\\lambda _i}. Letting r→=(r1,…,rn)\\vec r = ({r_1}, \\ldots ,{r_n}), we let M(r→)M(\\vec r) denote the dimension of the space of cusp forms with eigenvalue λ→\\vec \\lambda. More generally, let M(r→,a)M(\\vec r,a) denote the number of independent eigenfunctions such that the r→\\vec r associated to an eigenfunction is inside the ball of radius aa, centered at r→\\vec r. We will define a function f(r→)f(\\vec r), which is generally equal to a linear sum of products of the ri{r_i}. We prove the following theorems. Theorem 1. \\[ M(r→)=O(f(r→)(log⁡R)n).M(\\vec r) = O\\left (\\frac {f(\\vec r)} {(\\log R)^n} \\right ). \\] Theorem 2. \\[ M(r→,A)=2nf(r→)+O(f(r→)log⁡R).M (\\vec {r}, A) = 2^n f(\\vec {r})+O\\left (\\frac {f(\\vec r)}{\\log R} \\right ). \\]
On the radius of convexity and boundary distortion of Schlicht functions
Let w=f(z)=z+∑n=2∞anznw = f(z) = z + \\sum \\nolimits _{n = 2}^\\infty {{a_n}{z^n}} be regular and univalent for |z|>1|z| > 1 and map |z|>1|z| > 1 onto a region which is starlike with respect to w=0w = 0. If r0{r_0} denotes the radius of convexity of w=f(z)w = f(z), d0=min|f(z)|d_0 = \\min |f(z)| for |z|=r0|z| = {r_0}, and d∗=inf|β|{d^ \\ast } = \\inf |\\beta | for f(z)≠βf(z) \\ne \\beta, then it has been conjectured that d0/d∗≧2/3{d_0}/{d^ \\ast } \\geqq 2/3. It is shown here that d0/d∗≧0.343…{d_0}/{d^ \\ast } \\geqq 0.343 \\ldots, which improves the old estimate d0/d∗≧0.268…{d_0}/{d^ \\ast } \\geqq 0.268 \\ldots. In addition, sharp estimates for r0{r_0} are given which depend on the value of |a2||{a_2}|.