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- Fourier-Haar coefficients of function from Marcinkiewicz space
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Abstract:
Let {fn} be an orthogonal, uniformly bounded, normalised system. The classical Mercer theorem states that for every summable function the sequence of its 'Fourier' coefficients with respect to {fn} is converging to zero. The talk addresses the case when {fn} coincides with the classical Haar system, which is not uniformly bounded. The emphasis is made on the analogue of the Mercer theorem for functions from Marcinkiewicz spaces.
Speaker
Alexandr Usachev
Research Area
Analysis Seminar
Affiliation
UNSW
Date
Fri, 09/04/2010 - 11:00am
Venue
RC-4082