If A is a Lipschitz function, i.e., || A |L < °°, then %A makes a very significant example of non-convolution type singular integral operators. The problem of L -boundedness of the Cauchy transform was raised and solved when || A |L is small by A. P. Calderόn in relation to the Dirichlet problem on Lipschitz domains [Call, Cal2]. Since then, it has been a central problem in the theory of singul...

We introduce a family of Cauchy integral formulas for slice and slice regular functions on a real associative *-algebra. For every suitable choice of a real subspace of the algebra, a different formula is given, in which the domains of integration are subsets of the subspace. In particular, in the quaternionic case we get a volume Cauchy formula. In the Clifford algebra case, the choice of the ...

The monotone convergence theorem holds for the Riemann integral, provided (of course) it is assumed that the limit function is Riemann integrable. It might be thought, though, that this would be difficult to prove and inappropriate for an undergraduate course. In fact the identity is elementary: in the Lebesgue theory it is only the integrability of the limit function that is deep. This article...

As the central object in theory of complex analysis, Holomorphic functions have many elegant mathematical properties. are extremely valuable because, on one hand, they unexpectedly common, and other may be used to establish powerful theorems. For example, To theorems like prime number theorem, analytic theorists commonly create holomorphic or meromorphic that hold number-theoretic information, ...

The Henstock-Kurzweil approach, also known as the generalized Riemann approach, has been successful in giving an alternative definition to the classical Itô integral. The Riemann approach is well-known for its directness in defining integrals. In this note we will prove the Fundamental Theorem for the Henstock-Kurzweil-Itô integral, thereby providing a characterization of Henstock-Kurzweil-Itô ...