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22 Dec 2017 Full-text (PDF) | In this paper, we establish new $L^1$-type estimates for the classical Riesz potentials of order $1/2 Riesz himself used these operators for writing the solution of the Cauchy problem for the wave equation in closed from. The modern theory of the Radon transform is based, both theoretically and numerically, on Riesz potentials. A common feature of the latter example is a uniqueness property of Riesz potentials I?(µ) of
7 Jan 2009 If the function G?µ is not identically infinite, it is called the Riesz potential of µ. We obtain the following result. THEOREM 3.1.7. For every 0 <?< 2 ? d, (X, EP?,? ) is a balayage space. For every x ? Rd, the functions kx ? : y ?> |x ? y|??d are P?-excessive. In particular, EV?,? is the set of all increasing limits
kernels, and Wolff potentials. Joan Mateu, Laura Prat and Joan Verdera. Abstract. We show that, for 0 <?< 1, the capacity associated to the signed vector valued Riesz kernel x. |x|1+? in Rn is comparable to the Riesz capacity C2. 3. (n??),3. 2 of non-linear potential theory. 1 Introduction. In this paper we study the capacity ??
28 Oct 2015 Abstract. We study a capacity theory based on a definition of a Riesz potential in metric spaces with a doubling measure. In this general setting, we study the basic properties of the Riesz ca- pacity, including monotonicity, countable subadditivity and several convergence results. We define a modified
We give a brief description of these results. 1 Pointwise estimates. The classical potential theory deals with the fine properties - including regularity - of harmonic functions and, more in general, of solutions to linear elliptic equations. In this case, a central tool is given by Riesz potentials, defined for ? > 0 as. I?(µ)(x) := ?. Rn.
integration principle for potentials, inequalities for maximal func- tions, stability for solutions to obstacle problems, and a refined notion of pointwise differentiation of Sobolev functions. Table of Contents. 1. Introduction. 5. 2. Capacity and integrals. 7. (a) Bessel and Riesz capacity. 7. (b) Function spaces and capacity. 10.
a similar characterization of balls is given. The proof relies on a recent variant of the moving plane method which is suitable for Green-function representations of solutions of (pseudo-)differential equations of higher-order. 1. Introduction. In Newton's theory of gravitation the potential of a ball BR(0) ? R3 of constant mass.
27 Feb 2014 Contents. 1. Introduction. Potential Theory. Definition. History. Generalizations. 2. Main Results. Strong type inequality. Weak type inequality. 3. Examples. Philku Lee. 2
An analogue to the theory of Riesz potentials and Liouville operators in Rn for arbitrary fractal d-sets is developed. Corresponding function spaces agree with traces of euclidean Besov spaces on fractals. By means of associated quadratic forms we construct strongly continuous semigroups with Liouville operators as.
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