Green functions and the Dirichlet spectrum

The Green of Green Functions

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Uncertainties in Earthquake Source Spectrum Estimation Using Empirical Green Functions

We analyze the problem of reliably estimating uncertainties of the earthquake source spectrum and related source parameters using Empirical Green Functions (EGF). We take advantage of the large dataset available from 10 seismic stations at hypocentral distances (10 km < d < 50 km) to average spectral ratios of the 2001 M5.1 Anza earthquake and 160 nearby aftershocks. We estimate the uncertainty...

Green Functions on Self–Similar Graphs and Bounds for the Spectrum of the Laplacian

Combining the study of the simple random walk on graphs, generating functions (especially Green functions), complex dynamics and general complex analysis we introduce a new method of spectral analysis on self-similar graphs. We give an axiomatic definition of self-similar graphs which correspond to general nested but not necessarily finitely ramified fractals. For this class of graphs a graph t...

Relative order and type of entire functions represented by Banach valued Dirichlet series in two variables

In this paper, we introduce the idea of relative order and type of entire functions represented by Banach valued Dirichlet series of two complex variables to generalize some earlier results. Proving some preliminary theorems on the relative order, we obtain sum and product theorems and we show that the relative order of an entire function represented by Dirichlet series is the same as that of i...

On the Order of Dirichlet L-functions