Solutions to extremal problems in Ep space

Some Hilbert Space Extremal Problems

is achieved. This is given by e¡ = (1 -\-'Kkj)~1hj, where X is the unique positive root of £"-0 kj(l +\k])-1\hj\2 = M2. Davis proved the result by first considering the extremal problem for ra dimensional Euclidean space Rn. In this case the problem has the following geometric interpretation : (a") Let E be the hyperellipse {(oi, • • • , an): ]£?„„ kjOJ^M2} in Rn and suppose that h = (hi, • ■ ■...

Existence of Extremal Solutions for Impulsive Delay Fuzzy Integrodifferential Equations in $n$-dimensional Fuzzy Vector Space

In this paper, we study the existence of extremal solutions forimpulsive delay fuzzy integrodifferential equations in$n$-dimensional fuzzy vector space, by using monotone method. Weshow that obtained result is an extension of the result ofRodr'{i}guez-L'{o}pez cite{rod2} to impulsive delay fuzzyintegrodifferential equations in $n$-dimensional fuzzy vector space.

Extremal Problems in Minkowski Space Related to Minimal Networks

We solve the following problem of Z. Füredi, J. C. Lagarias and F. Morgan [FLM]: Is there an upper bound polynomial in n for the largest cardinality of a set S of unit vectors in an n-dimensional Minkowski space (or Banach space) such that the sum of any subset has norm less than 1? We prove that |S| ≤ 2n and that equality holds iff the space is linearly isometric to l ∞ , the space with an n-c...

Extremal solutions to some art gallery and terminal-pairability problems

The thesis consists of two parts. In both parts, the problems studied are of significant interest, but are either NP-hard or unknown to be polynomially decidable. Realistically, this forces us to relax the objective of optimality or restrict the problem. As projected by the title, the chosen tool of this thesis is an extremal type approach. The lesson drawn by the theorems proved in the thesis ...

Solutions to Space-Time Inverse Problems