Example 2: Let A be an infinite dimensional vector space over the rationals, and let ψ say, of a new unary relation symbol, that it is an infinite linearly independent set. By a result of Metakides and Nerode [117], there is actually a computable copy of A with no infinite c.e. ...
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Dirichlet forms: Some infinite-dimensional examples 来自 Wiley 喜欢 0 阅读量: 6 作者: Byron Schmuland 摘要: The author presents three examples of a Markov process taking values in an infinite-dimensional state space and analyzes the sample path behaviour using the theory of Dirichlet forms. ...
Let $$\mathfrak {f}= I-k$$ be a compact vector field of class $$C^1$$ on a real Hilbert space $$\mathbb {H}$$ . In the spirit of Bolzano’s Theorem on
For each inequivalent such choice we determine the most general solution of the prolongation equations, as sub-algebras of the (infinite-dimensional) algebra of all vector fields over the space of non-local variables associated with the pde, in the style of Vinogradov covering spaces. We show ...
The solvability for infinite-dimensional differential algebraic equations possessing a resolvent index and a Weierstraß form is studied. In particular
As with finite-order jets, we can construct manifolds of infinite jets; but some care is needed, because these will be infinite-dimensional manifolds. The first observation here is that infinite jet manifolds will be Fréchet manifolds, rather than Banach manifolds. The model vector space will be...
We say that the subset $M$ of $E$ formed by the vectors in $E$ which satisfy $\mathcal P$ is $\mu$-lineable (for certain cardinal $\mu$, finite or infinite) if $M \cup \{0\}$ contains an infinite dimensional linear space of dimension $\mu$. In 1966 V. Gurariy provided ...
Example: There are two ways to think of systems of generators for the CCR-algebra over a fixed infinite-dimensional Hilbert space ("CCR" is short for canonical commutation relations): (i) an infinite-dimensional Lie algebra, or (ii) an associative ∗-algebra. With this in mind, (ii) ...
Let Let f be a function on an infinite dimensional vector space F with mean value. Let fα : x∈ F ↦ f(αx). Then fα has a mean value and (113) Proof. Let be a sequence which converges uniformly to f. Then, with the notations above, the sequence converges uniformly to f...