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Harmonic Analysis On Hypergroups: Approximation And Stochastic Sequences [Kõva köide]

(Technical University Of Munich, Germany)
  • Formaat: Hardback, 620 pages
  • Sari: Series On Multivariate Analysis 14
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jan-2023
  • Kirjastus: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9811266190
  • ISBN-13: 9789811266195
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Hardback, 620 pages
  • Sari: Series On Multivariate Analysis 14
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jan-2023
  • Kirjastus: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9811266190
  • ISBN-13: 9789811266195
Teised raamatud teemal:
"The book aims at giving a monographic presentation of the abstract harmonic analysis of hypergroups, while combining it with applied topics of spectral analysis, approximation by orthogonal expansions and stochastic sequences. Hypergroups are locally compact Hausdorff spaces equipped with a convolution, an involution and a unit element. Related algebraic structures had already been studied by Frobenius around 1900. Their axiomatic characterisation in harmonic analysis was later developed in the 1970s. Hypergoups naturally emerge in seemingly different application areas as time series analysis, probability theory and theoretical physics. The book presents harmonic analysis on commutative and polynomial hypergroups as well as weakly stationary random fields and sequences thereon. For polynomial hypergroups also difference equations and stationary sequences are considered. At greater extent than in the existing literature, the book compiles a rather comprehensive list of hypergroups, in particular of polynomial hypergroups. With an eye on readers at advanced undergraduate and graduate level, the proofs are generally worked out in careful detail. The bibliography is extensive"--
Preface v
1 Hypergroups
1(28)
1 Definition and basic properties
1(15)
2 Some examples
16(13)
2.1 Polynomial hypergroups
16(7)
2.2 Hypergroups generated by families of multiplicative functions
23(6)
2 Basics of harmonic analysis on hypergroups
29(52)
1 Haar measures
29(11)
2 Translation and convolution
40(10)
3 Representation of hypergroups
50(13)
4 Positive definiteness and *-representations
63(18)
3 Harmonic analysis on commutative hypergroups
81(124)
1 Dual spaces
81(10)
2 Plancherel's theorem
91(5)
3 Inversion theorem
96(5)
4 Comparison of the dual spaces
101(10)
5 Regularity conditions and a functional calculus
111(14)
6 Lp-transforms
125(8)
7 Bochner theorem
133(7)
8 Positive definiteness on dual spaces
140(11)
9 Characterization of (inverse) Fourier-Stieltjes transforms
151(11)
10 Positive characters and a modified convolution
162(6)
11 Duality results based on S(K)
168(16)
11.1 Translation on L2 and C0
168(11)
11.2 Surjectivity of Fourier- and inverse Fourier transforms
179(2)
11.3 Bochner theorem on S(K)
181(3)
12 Invariant means and α-invariant functionals on commutative hypergroups
184(8)
13 Reiter's P1-conditions for commutative hypergroups
192(13)
4 Fourier analysis on polynomial hypergroups
205(210)
1 Dual spaces
205(6)
2 Comparison of dual spaces
211(7)
3 Nevai class and dual spaces
218(5)
4 Nonnegativity of linearization coefficients
223(8)
5 Examples of polynomial hypergroups
231(27)
5.1 Ultraspherical polynomials
231(2)
5.2 Jacobi polynomials
233(1)
5.3 Generalized Chebyshev polynomials
234(1)
5.4 Associated ultraspherical polynomials
235(2)
5.5 Pollaczek polynomials
237(2)
5.6 Associated Pollaczek polynomials
239(1)
5.7 Orthogonal polynomials with constant monic recursion formula
240(6)
5.8 Karlin-McGregor polynomials
246(3)
5.9 Random walk polynomials
249(1)
5.10 Grinspun polynomials and some generalizations
250(4)
5.11 Continuous g-ultraspherical polynomials
254(4)
5.12 Little g-Legendre polynomials
258(1)
6 Connection coefficients and property (T)
258(12)
7 Growth condition (H) and Folner condition
270(8)
8 Strongly invariant means on polynomial hypergroups
278(5)
9 Reiter's P1-conditions for polynomial hypergroups
283(6)
10 Positive definite sequences and mean ergodic theorems
289(11)
11 Boundedness of Haar weights and the Turan determinants
300(16)
12 A Wiener Theorem
316(3)
13 Homogeneous Banach spaces on S
319(28)
13.1 Dual structure on S
319(8)
13.2 Homogeneous Banach spaces on 5
327(11)
13.3 Quadratic forms and a differential operator
338(9)
14 Orthogonal expansions
347(28)
14.1 Triangular schemes and approximate identities
347(9)
14.2 Construction of approximate identities
356(12)
14.3 Selective approximate identities
368(7)
15 Dual convolution and some representation results
375(9)
15.1 Examples with dual convolution
375(2)
15.2 Approximation kernels and representation results
377(7)
16 Absolute convergence and uniform convergence of orthogonal series
384(11)
16.1 Absolute convergence
385(4)
16.2 Uniform convergence
389(6)
17 Almost-convergent sequences with respect to polynomial hypergroups
395(20)
17.1 Følner condition for (Sn)nεNo and almost convergence
396(5)
17.2 Properties of almost convergence
401(7)
17.3 Multipliers for almost convergent sequences
408(7)
5 Weakly Stationary Random Fields on a Commutative Hypergroup
415(18)
1 Definition and Representation
415(8)
2 Occurrence of Random Fields on Hypergroups
423(10)
2.1 Real and imaginary parts
423(2)
2.2 Arithmetic mean estimates
425(1)
2.3 Other mean estimates
425(1)
2.4 Coefficients of random orthogonal expansions for density estimation
426(2)
2.5 Stationary radial stochastic processes on homogeneous trees
428(1)
2.6 Differences in sequences with stationary increments
429(1)
2.7 Continuous arithmetic means
430(1)
2.8 Other continuous means
430(1)
2.9 Isotropic random fields
431(2)
6 Weakly stationary random sequences on a polynomial hypergroup
433(56)
1 Moving Averages and Autoregression
433(13)
2 Mean Estimation
446(11)
3 Prediction
457(14)
4 Translation-invariant linear filtering
471(5)
5 Rn-ARMA sequences
476(4)
6 Decomposition
480(9)
7 Difference equations and stationary sequences on polynomial hypergroups
489(32)
1 Difference equations induced by polynomial hypergroups
489(5)
2 Rn-stationary sequences and boundedness
494(10)
3 Examples and autoregressive positive definite sequences
504(7)
4 Multipliers of bounded Rn-stationary sequences
511(4)
5 The imaginary part of Tn-stationary sequences
515(6)
8 Further hypergroup examples
521(38)
1 Hypergroups based on group structures
521(25)
1.1 Continuous actions
521(2)
1.2 Hypergroups induced by [ FIA]-B-groups
523(11)
1.3 Hypergroups induced by spherical projectors
534(12)
2 Hypergroups and special functions
546(13)
Bibliography 559(38)
Index 597