Lisette Jager
University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne
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arXiv: Analysis of PDEs | 2014
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
This work is concerned with extending the results of Calderon and Vaillancourt proving the boundedness of Weyl pseudodifferential operators Op W eyl h (F) in L 2 (R n). We state conditions under which the norm of such operators has an upper bound independent of n. To this aim, we apply a decomposition of the identity to the symbol F , thus obtaining a sum of operators of a hybrid type, each of them behaving as a Weyl operator with respect to some of the variables and as an anti-Wick operator with respect to the other ones. Then we establish upper bounds for these auxiliary operators, using suitably adapted classical methods like coherent states.
Acta Applicandae Mathematicae | 2018
Lisette Jager; Jules Maes; Alain Ninet
As a first step towards modelling real time-series, we study a class of real-variable, bounded processes {Xn,n∈N}
arXiv: Functional Analysis | 2012
Laurent Amour; Jean Nourrigat; Lisette Jager
\{X_{n}, n\in \mathbb{N}\}
Journal of Functional Analysis | 2015
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
defined by a deterministic k
arXiv: Analysis of PDEs | 2016
Lisette Jager
k
arXiv: Analysis of PDEs | 2017
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
-term recurrence relation Xn+k=φ(Xn,…,Xn+k−1)
Journal de Mathématiques Pures et Appliquées | 2015
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
X_{n+k} = \varphi (X _{n}, \ldots , X_{n+k-1})
Comptes Rendus Mathematique | 2015
Lisette Jager; Jules Maes; Alain Ninet
. These processes are noise-free. We immerse such a dynamical system into Rk
Annales Henri Poincaré | 2015
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
\mathbb{R}^{k}
arXiv: Mathematical Physics | 2018
Laurent Amour; Lisette Jager; Jean Nourrigat
in a slightly distorted way, which allows us to apply the multidimensional techniques introduced by Saussol (Isr. J. Math. 116:223–248, 2000) for deterministic transformations. The hypotheses we need are, most of them, purely analytic and consist in estimates satisfied by the function φ