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Ball Covariance: A Generic Measure of Dependence in Banach Space. [PDF]
Pan W, Wang X, Zhang H, Zhu H, Zhu J.
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Gruson, L., Put, M. van der
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ABSTRACT In this article, we consider a nonlinear model that was originally proposed for computer virus propagation by Gan and coauthors in 2013. As our first contribution, we re‐examined and extended some analytical results regarding this dynamical system. Secondly, we reformulated it by one nonlinear, nonautonomous differential equation.
Benjamin Wacker
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On the weak uniform rotundity of Banach spaces
We prove that if Xi,i=1,2,…, are Banach spaces that are weak* uniformly rotund, then their lp product space (p>1) is weak* uniformly rotund, and for any weak or weak* uniformly rotund Banach space, its quotient space is also weak or weak* uniformly ...
Wen D. Chang, Ping Chang
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Analytic operations in real Banach spaces [PDF]
A. Alexiewicz, W. Orlicz
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On the set of initial guesses for the secant method
The secant method is the most used iterative method to solve an operator equation where the operator involved is nondifferentiable. A known problem that arises when applying this method is its accessibility. Then, we try to improve it by using the technique of decomposition of the operator involved, so that the operator is in turn the sum of two ...
Alejandro Moysi+3 more
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Some properties of Banach-valued sequence spaces ℓp[X]
We discuss some properties of the Banach-valued sequence space ℓp[X](1 ...
Qingying Bu
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Banach spaces of functions analytic in the unit circle, I [PDF]
Angus E. Taylor
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Using decomposition of the nonlinear operator for solving non‐differentiable problems
Starting from the decomposition method for operators, we consider Newton‐like iterative processes for approximating solutions of nonlinear operators in Banach spaces. These iterative processes maintain the quadratic convergence of Newton's method.
Eva G. Villalba+3 more
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