A " k-rule " is a sequence A = ((A n , B n) : n < ω) of pairwise disjoint sets B n , each of cardinality ≤ k and subsets A n ⊆ B n. A subset X ⊆ ω (a " real ") follows a rule A if for infinitely many n ∈ ω, X ∩ B n = A n. There are obvious cardinal invariants resulting from this definition: the least number of reals needed to follow all k-rules, s k , and the least number of k-rules without a r...

New estimates on the maximal function associated to the linear Schrödinger equation are established.

In the paper we prove an extension theorem for matrices with entries in H (U) for U being a Riemann surface of a special type. One of the main components of the proof is a Grauert type theorem for “holomorphic” vector bundles defined over maximal ideal spaces of certain Banach algebras.

The large deviation problem for sums of i.i.d. random vectors is considered. It is assumed that the underlying distribution is absolutely continuous and its density is of regular variation. An asymptotic expression for the probability of large deviations is established in the case of a non-normal stable limit law. The role of the maximal summand is also emphasized. AMS Subject Classification: P...

In the theory of progressive enlargements of filtrations, the supermartingale Zt = P (g > t | Ft) associated with an honest time g, and its additive (Doob-Meyer) decomposition, play an essential role. In this paper, we propose an alternative approach, using a multiplicative representation for the supermartingale Zt, based on Doob’s maximal identity. We thus give new examples of progressive enla...

In this paper, related to RBMO, we prove the sharp maximal inequalities for the Morrey spaces with the measure μ satisfying the growth condition. As an application we obtain the boundedness of commutators for these spaces.

Sharp weak type (1, 1) and L p estimates in dimension one are obtained for uncentered maximal functions associated with Borel measures which do not necessarily satisfy a doubling condition. In higher dimensions uncentered maximal functions fail to satisfy such estimates. Analogous results for centered maximal functions are given in all dimensions.

HBV is a noncytopathic hepadnavirus and major human pathogen that causes immune-mediated acute and chronic hepatitis. The immune response to HBV antigens is age dependent: viral clearance occurs in most adults, while neonates and children usually develop chronic infection and liver disease. Here, we characterize an animal model for HBV infection that recapitulates the key differences in viral c...