Paper's Title:

On Opial's Inequality for Functions of n-Independent Variables

Author(s):

S. A. A. El-Marouf and S. A. AL-Oufi

Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Science,
Minoufiya University,
Shebin El-Koom,
Egypt

Department of Mathematics,
Faculty of Science, Taibah University,
Madenahmonwarah,
Kingdom of Saudia Arabia
 

Abstract:

In this paper, we introduce Opial inequalities for functions of n-independent variables. Also, we discuss some different forms of Opial inequality containing functions of n independent variables and their partial derivatives with respect to independent variables.

Paper's Title:

Stability of the D-Bar Reconstruction Method for Complex Conductivities

Author(s):

¹S. El Kontar, ¹T. El Arwadi, ¹H. Chrayteh, ²J.-M. Sac-Épée

¹Department of Mathematics and Computer Science,
Faculty of Science, Beirut Arab University,
P.O. Box: 11-5020, Beirut,
Lebanon.

E-mail: srs915@student.bau.edu.lb

²Institut Élie Cartan de Lorraine,
Université de Lorraine - Metz,
France.

Abstract:

In 2000, Francini solved the inverse conductivity problem for twice-differentiable conductivities and permittivities. This solution was considered to be the first approach using D-bar methods with complex conductivities. In 2012, based on Francini's work, Hamilton introduced a reconstruction method of the conductivity distribution with complex values. The method consists of six steps. A voltage potential is applied on the boundary. Solving a D-Bar equation gives the complex conductivity. In this paper, the stability of the D-Bar equation is studied via two approximations, t^exp and t^B, for the scattering transform. The study is based on rewriting the reconstruction method in terms of continuous operators. The conductivity is considered to be non smooth.

Paper's Title:

Action of Differential Operators On Chirpsconstruct On L^∞

Author(s):

Taoufik El Bouayachi and Naji Yebari

Laboratoire de Mathematiques et applications,
Faculty of sciences and techniques, Tangier,
Morocco.
E-mail: figo407@gmail.com, yebarinaji@gmail.com

Abstract:

We will study in this work the action of differential operators on L∞ chirps and we will give a new definition of logarithmic chirp. Finally we will study the action of singular integral operators on chirps by wavelet characterization and Kernel method.

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