A análise harmônica e o ramo da matemática que estuda a representação de funções ou sinais como a sobreposição de ondas base. Ela investiga e generaliza as noções das séries de Fourier e da transformação de Fourier. Neste trabalho, investigou-se um teorema de restrição da transformada de Fourier devido a Mitsis e Mockenhaupt (uma generalização do teorema de Stein-Tomas). Foram realizados estudos analíticos sobre o método para operadores integrais oscilatórios, baseado na fase estacionária. Os resultados permitem deduzir o teorema de restrição no plano (em seu caso geral) e o teorema de Carleson-Sjölin. / Harmonic analysis is the mathematical branch that studies the function or signals representation as a base wave overlay. It investigates and generalizes the notions of Fourier series and of the Fourier transform. In this work, was investigated a restriction theorem of the Fourier transform due to Mitsis and Mockenhaupt (a generalization of Stein-Tomas theorem) . Were performed analytic studies on the method for oscillating integral operators, based in the stationary phase. The results allow deducing the restriction theorem on the plane (in the general case) and the Carleson-Sjölin theorem.

A análise harmônica e o ramo da matemática que estuda a representação de funções ou sinais como a sobreposição de ondas base. Ela investiga e generaliza as noções das séries de Fourier e da transformação de Fourier. Neste trabalho, investigou-se um teorema de restrição da transformada de Fourier devido a Mitsis e Mockenhaupt (uma generalização do teorema de Stein-Tomas). Foram realizados estudos analíticos sobre o método para operadores integrais oscilatórios, baseado na fase estacionária. Os resultados permitem deduzir o teorema de restrição no plano (em seu caso geral) e o teorema de Carleson-Sjölin. / Harmonic analysis is the mathematical branch that studies the function or signals representation as a base wave overlay. It investigates and generalizes the notions of Fourier series and of the Fourier transform. In this work, was investigated a restriction theorem of the Fourier transform due to Mitsis and Mockenhaupt (a generalization of Stein-Tomas theorem) . Were performed analytic studies on the method for oscillating integral operators, based in the stationary phase. The results allow deducing the restriction theorem on the plane (in the general case) and the Carleson-Sjölin theorem.

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Oscillatory integral operators have been of interest to both mathematicians and physicists ever since the emergence of the work Theorie Analytique de la Chaleur of Joseph Fourier in 1822, in which his chief concern was to give a mathematical account of the diffusion of heat. For example, oscillatory integrals naturally arise when one studies the behaviour at infinity of the Fourier transform of a Borel measure that is supported on a certain hypersurface. One reduces the study of such a problem to that of having to obtain estimates on oscillatory integrals. However, sub-level set operators have only come to the fore at the end of the 20th Century, where it has been discovered that the decay rates of the oscillatory integral I(lambda) above may be obtainable once the measure of the associated sub-level sets are known. This discovery has been fully developed in a paper of A. Carbery, M. Christ and J.Wright. A principal goal of this thesis is to explore certain uniformity issues arising in the study of sub-level set estimates.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2000. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 133-147). Also available on the Internet.

Thesis (Doctoral)--Universität Bonn, 1990. / Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2000. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 133-147). Also available on the Internet.

Spectral properties of integral operators on spaces of analytic functions on the unit disk of the complex plane have been studied since 1918. In this dissertation we determine spectral pictures and resolvent estimates for Ces`aro-like operators on the weighted Bergman spaces and show in particular that some of these operators are subdecomposable. Moreover, in a special case, we show that some of these operators are subnormal, some are normaloid, and some are subscalar. We also determine the spectrum and essential spectrum as well as resolvent estimates for a class of integral operators acting on Banach spaces of analytic functions on the unit disk, including the classical Hardy and weighted Bergman spaces, analytic Besov spaces as well as certain Dirichlet spaces and generalized Bloch spaces. Our results unify and extend recent work by Aleman and Persson, [4], Ballamoole, Miller and Miller, [6], and Albrecht and Miller, [3]. In [3], another class of integral operators were investigated in the setting of the analytic Besov spaces and the little Bloch space where the spectra, essential spectra together with one sided analytic resolvents in the Fredholm regions of these operators were obtained along with an explicit strongly decomposable operator extending one of these operator and simultaneously lifting the other. In this disseration, we extend this spectral analysis to nonseparable generalized Bloch spaces using a modification of a construction due to Aleman and Persson, [4].

We solve a one-sided Cauchy problem with zero right hand side modulo smooth errors for the wave operator associated to a smooth symmetric 2-tensor which is Lorentz on the interior and degenerate at the boundary. The degeneracy of the metric at the boundary gives rise to singularities in the wave operator. The initial data prescribed at the boundary must be modified from the classical Cauchy problem to suit the problem at hand. The problem is posed on the interior and the local solution is constructed using microlocal analysis and the techniques of Fourier Integral Operators. / Mathematics

O principal objetivo deste trabalho e descrever o decaimento dos autovalores de operadores integrais gerados por núcleos definidos por séries de potências, mediante hipóteses sobre os coeficientes na série que representa o núcleo gerador. A análise e implementada em duas frentes: inicialmente, consideramos o caso em que o núcleo esta definido sobre a esfera unitária de \'R POT. m+1\', estendendo posteriormente a análise, para o caso da bola unitária do mesmo espaço. Em seguida, visando primordialmente o caso em que o núcleo esta definido sobre a esfera unitaria em \'C POT. m+1\', abordamos um caso mais geral, aquele no qual o núcleo esta definido por uma série de funções \'L POT. 2\'(X, u)-ortogonais, sendo (X, u) um espaço de medida arbitrário / The main target in this work is to deduce eigenvalue decay for integral operators generated by power series kernels, under general assumptions on the coefficients in the series representing the kernel. The analysis is twofold: firstly, we consider generating kernels defined on the unit sphere in \'R POT. m+1\', replacing the sphere with the unit ball in a subsequent stage. Secondly, we consider generating kernels defined on a general measure space (X, u) and possessing an \'L POT. 2\'(X, u)-orthogonal expansion there, an attempt to cover the case in which the kernel is defined on the unit sphere in \'C POT. m+1\'