In conclusion, I may point out that Theorem II may be generalized by a weakening of the hypothesis (d) . (1) In the first place, continuity of [a, g] f with respect to the pair of variables a, /3 may be replaced by upper semi-continuity . This generalization requires no change in the proof . (2) This continuity (or upper semi-continuity) with respect to (a, /3) is used only to show that the set...

In some past works by the author and collaborators, the notion of ageing function of an exchangeable survival model was introduced and several properties of it were analyzed. Generally, the ageing function turns out to be a semi-copula. Here we focus attention on the special class of survival models whose ageing function is actually a copula. For pairs of models in this class we define a notion...

The solvability in Sobolev spaces is proved for divergence form second order elliptic equations in the whole space, a half space, and a bounded Lipschitz domain. For equations in the whole space or a half space, the leading coefficients a are assumed to be measurable in one direction and have small BMO semi-norms in the other directions. For equations in a bounded domain, additionally we assume...

In generalized semi-infinite programming the feasible set is known to be not closed in general. In this paper, under natural and generic assumptions, the closure of the feasible set is described in explicit terms.

in this paper, we introduce and study the concept of $r$-fuzzy regular semi open (closed) sets in smooth topological spaces. by using $r$-fuzzy regular semi open (closed) sets, we define a new fuzzy closure operator namely $r$-fuzzy regular semi interior (closure) operator. also, we introduce fuzzy regular semi continuous and fuzzy regular semi irresolute mappings. moreover, we investigate the ...

Below let II = [0, 1]. A well-known topological theorem due to Katětov states: Suppose (X, τ) is a normal topological space, and let f : X → II be upper semicontinuous, g : X → II be lower semicontinuous, and f ≤ g. Then there is a continuous h : X → II such that f ≤ h ≤ g. Recall that f : X → II is upper semicontinuous if f is continuous from (X, τ) to (II, ω); lower semicontinuous if continuo...