Ron Kerman
Brock University
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Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society | 1991
Steven Bloom; Ron Kerman
A new proof, yielding new conditions, is given for the two-weighted norm Hardy inequality. The theorem is extended to operators with kernels behaving much like the Riemann-Liouville fractional integrals of nonnegative order
Anziam Journal | 2009
Ron Kerman; Mei Ling Huang; Michael Brannan
The aim of this paper is to find a concrete bound for the error involved when approximating the nth Hermite function (in the oscillating range) by an asymptotic formula due to D. Dominici. This bound is then used to study the accuracy of certain approximations to Hermite expansions and to Fourier transforms. A way of estimating an unknown probability density is proposed.
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society | 1991
Steven Bloom; Ron Kerman
We characterize the conditions under which weighted norm inequalities for a positive operator T can be obtained by interpolation with change of measure. The results are applied to the construction of all good weight pairs for T. This construction is used to show that the study of weighted norm inequalities for operators T that factor as T = PQ reduce to that of the weighted norm inequalities for the factors P and Q.
Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal | 2017
Martin Franců; Ron Kerman; Gord Sinnamon
The least concave majorant,
Studia Mathematica | 2000
Andrea Cianchi; Ron Kerman; B. Opic; Luboš Pick
Studia Mathematica | 1994
Steven Bloom; Ron Kerman
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Studia Mathematica | 1994
Steven Bloom; Ron Kerman
Journal D Analyse Mathematique | 2001
David E. Edmunds; Ron Kerman; Jan Lang
F^, of a continuous function F on a closed interval, I, is defined by
Journal D Analyse Mathematique | 2008
Andrea Cianchi; Ron Kerman; Luboš Pick
Revista Matematica Complutense | 2007
Ron Kerman; Mario Milman; Gord Sinnamon
\hat F\left( x \right) = \inf \left\{ {G\left( x \right):G \geqslant F,Gconcave} \right\},x \in I.