Bellman function technique in harmonic analysis

By:

Vasyunin, Vasily

Contributor(s):

Volberg, Alexander

Publication details: Cambridge University Press, 2020. Cambridge:Description: xvii, 445 p. : ill. : hb, 24 cmISBN:

9781108486897

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

515.2433 VAS

Summary: The subject of this book is the use of Bellman function technique in harmonic analysis. Bellman function, in principle, is the creature of another area of mathematics: the Control Theory. We wish to show that it can be used very successfully in a big class of harmonic analysis problems. In the last 25-30 years some outstanding problems in harmonic analysis were solved by this approach. Later, sometimes in 10-15 years after, another solution has been found by more classical methods involving usually some highly non-trivial stopping time argument.

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Includes bibliographical references and index

The subject of this book is the use of Bellman function technique in harmonic analysis. Bellman function, in principle, is the creature of another area of mathematics: the Control Theory. We wish to show that it can be used very successfully in a big class of harmonic analysis problems. In the last 25-30 years some outstanding problems in harmonic analysis were solved by this approach. Later, sometimes in 10-15 years after, another solution has been found by more classical methods involving usually some highly non-trivial stopping time argument.

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