Paper's Title:

On an extension of Edwards's double integral with applications

Author(s):

I. Kim, S. Jun, Y. Vyas and A. K. Rathie

Department of Mathematics Education,
Wonkwang University,
Iksan, 570-749,
Republic of Korea.

General Education Institute,
Konkuk University,
Chungju 380-701,
Republic of Korea.

Department of Mathematics, School of Engineering,
Sir Padampat Singhania University,
Bhatewar, Udaipur, 313601, Rajasthan State,
India.

Department of Mathematics,
Vedant College of Engineering and Technology,
(Rajasthan Technical University),
Bundi-323021, Rajasthan,
India.

E-mail: iki@wku.ac.kr sjun@kku.ac.kr
yashoverdhan.vyas@spsu.ac.in arjunkumarrathie@gmail.com

Abstract:

The aim of this note is to provide an extension of the well known and useful Edwards's double integral. As an application, new class of twelve double integrals involving hypergeometric function have been evaluated in terms of gamma function. The results are established with the help of classical summation theorems for the series ₃F₂ due to Watson, Dixon and Whipple. Several new and interesting integrals have also been obtained from our main findings.

Paper's Title:

Extreme Curvature of Polynomials and Level Sets

Author(s):

Stephanie P. Edwards, arah J. Jensen, Edward Niedermeyer, and Lindsay Willett

Department of Mathematics,
Hope College,
Holland, MI 49423,
U.S.A.
E-mail: sedwards@hope.edu
E-mail: tarahjaye@gmail.com
E-mail: eddie.niedermeyer@gmail.com
E-mail: willettlm1@gmail.com
WWW: http://math.hope.edu/sedwards/

Abstract:

Let f be a real polynomial of degree n. Determining the maximum number of zeros of kappa, the curvature of f, is an easy problem: since the zeros of kappa are the zeros of f'', the curvature of f is 0 at most n-2 times. A much more intriguing problem is to determine the maximum number of relative extreme values for the function kappa. Since kappa'=0 at each extreme point of kappa, we are interested in the maximum number of zeros of kappa'. In 2004, the first author and R. Gordon showed that if all the zeros of f'' are real, then f has at most n-1 points of extreme curvature. We use level curves and auxiliary functions to study the zeros of the derivatives of these functions. We provide a partial solution to this problem, showing that f has at most n-1 points of extreme curvature, given certain geometrical conditions. The conjecture that f has at most n-1 points of extreme curvature remains open.

Paper's Title:

Evaluation of a New Class of Double Integrals Involving Generalized Hypergeometric Function ₄F₃

Author(s):

Joohyung Kim, Insuk Kim and Harsh V. Harsh

Department of Mathematics Education,
Wonkwang University, Iksan, 570-749,
Korea.
E-mail: joohyung@wku.ac.kr
 
Department of Mathematics Education,
Wonkwang University, Iksan, 570-749,
Korea.
E-mail: iki@wku.ac.kr

Department of Mathematics, Amity School of Eng. and Tech.,
Amity University Rajasthan
NH-11C, Jaipur-303002, Rajasthan,
India.
E-mail: harshvardhanharsh@gmail.com

Abstract:

Very recently, Kim evaluated some double integrals involving a generalized hypergeometric function ₃F₂ with the help of generalization of Edwards's well-known double integral due to Kim,  et al. and generalized classical Watson's summation theorem obtained earlier by Lavoie,  et al. In this research paper we evaluate one hundred double integrals involving generalized hypergeometric function ₄F₃ in the form of four master formulas (25 each) viz. in the most general form for any integer. Some interesting results have also be obtained as special cases of our main findings.

Paper's Title:

Hankel Operators on Copson's Spaces

Author(s):

Nicolae Popa

Institute of Mathematics of Romanian Academy,
P.O. BOX 1-764 RO-014700 Bucharest,
Romania.

E-mail: Nicolae.Popa@imar.ro, npopafoc@gmail.com

Abstract:

We give a characterization of boundedness of a Hankel matrix, generated by a pozitive decreasing sequence, acting on Copson's space cop(2).

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