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Mikrolokalne distribucije defekta i primene / Microlocal defect distributions and applications

<p>H-mere i H-distribucije su mikrolokalni objekti koji se koriste za ispitivanje jake konvergencije slabo konvergentnog niza u prostorima Lebega i prostorima Soboljeva. H-mere su uveli Tartar i&nbsp; Zerar (koji ih zove mikrolokalne mere defekta), u radovima [34] i [19]. H-mere su Radonove mere koje daju informacije o mogu &acute; cim oblastima jake konvergencije slabo konvergentnog<em> L</em><sup>2</sup> niza. Da bismo mogli da posmatramo i slabo konvergentne<em> L</em><sup>p</sup> nizove za 1 &lt; p &lt; &infin;, Antonić&nbsp; i Mitrović u radu [11] uvode H-distribucije.</p><p>U disertaciji dajemo konstrukciju H-distribucija za slabo konvergentne nizove u <em>W</em><sup>-k,p</sup> prostorima, kad je 1 &lt; p &lt; &infin;, k &isin; ℕ&nbsp;i pokazujemo da kada je H-distribucija pridružena slabo konvergetnim nizovima jednaka nuli za sve test funkcije, onda imamo lokalno jaku konverenciju datog niza.</p><p>Takođe je pokazan i lokalizacijski princip, koji nam daje oblast u kojoj imamo lokalno jaku&nbsp; konvergenciju slabo konvergentnog niza. H-mere i H-distribucije deluju na test funkcije &phi;&nbsp;i &psi;&nbsp;(odgovarajuće regularnosti) koje su definisane na ℝ<sup>d</sup> i S<sup>d-1</sup> (jedinična sfera u ℝ<sup>d</sup>), pri&nbsp; čemu je funkcija &psi;, koju zovemo množilac, ograničena. U disertaciji uvodimo i H-distribucije sa neograničenim simbolom, pri čemu posmatramo slabo&nbsp; konvergentne nizove u Beselovim H<sup>p</sup><sub>-s</sub> prostorima, gde je 1 &lt; p &lt; &infin;; s &isin; ℝ. U ovom delu koristimo teoriju pseudo-diferencijalnih operatora i dokazujemo kompaktnost komutatora [<i>A</i><sub>&psi;</sub>, T<sub>&phi;</sub>] za razne klase množioca &psi;,&nbsp; &scaron;to je potrebno za dokaz postojanja H-distribucija. Takođe pokazujemo odgovarajuću verziju lokalizacijskog principa.</p> / <p>H-measures and H-distributions are microlocal tools that can be used to investigate strong conver-gence of weakly convergent sequences in the Lebesgue and Sobolev spaces.</p><p>H-measures are introduced by Tartar and G&eacute;rard (as microlocal defect measures) in papers [34] and [19]. H-measures are Radon measures and they provide information about the set of points where given weakly convergent sequence in <em>L</em><sup>2</sup> converges strongly. In paper [11], Antonić and Mitrović introduced&nbsp; H-distributions in order to work with weakly convergent <em>L</em><sup>p</sup> sequences.</p><p>In this thesis we give construction of H-distributions for weakly convergent <em>W<sup>-</sup></em><sup>k,p</sup> sequences, where 1 &lt; p &lt; &infin;; k &isin;&nbsp;N. We show that if the H-distribution corresponding to given weakly convergent sequence is equal to zero, then we have locally strong convergence of the sequence. We also prove localization principle.</p><p>H-measures and H-distributions act on test functions &phi; and &psi;&nbsp;(regular enough) which are defined on ℝ<sup>d</sup> and <sup>d-1</sup> (unit sphere in ℝ<sup>d</sup> ) and the function &psi;, which is called multiplier, is bounded. We also introduce H-distributions with unboundedmultipliers and in this&nbsp; case we assume that weakly convergent sequences are in Bessel potential spaces H<sup>p</sup><sub>-s</sub> , where 1 &lt; p &lt; &infin;, s &isin; ℝ. Theory of pseudo-differential operators is used in construction of H-distributions with unbounded multipliers. We prove compactness of the commutator [<em>A</em><sub><em>&psi;</em></sub>,T<sub>&phi;</sub> ] for different classes of multipliers y and appropriate version of localization principle.</p>

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:uns.ac.rs/oai:CRISUNS:(BISIS)104554
Date01 July 2017
CreatorsVojnović Ivana
ContributorsAleksić Jelena, Pilipović Stevan, Teofanov Nenad, Prangoski Bojan
PublisherUniverzitet u Novom Sadu, Prirodno-matematički fakultet u Novom Sadu, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Sciences at Novi Sad
Source SetsUniversity of Novi Sad
LanguageSerbian
Detected LanguageEnglish
TypePhD thesis

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