‎In the present paper‎, ‎by making use of the differential subordination and‎ ‎superordination results of Miller and Mocanu‎, ‎  ‎certain classes of admissible functions ‎are determined so that subordination as well as superordination implications‎ ‎of functions associated with an integral operator hold‎. ‎Additionally‎, ‎differential sandwich-type result is obtained‎.

in this paper, we consider a particular class of integral equations of the fourth kind and show that tractability and differentiability index of the given system are 3. tractability and dierentiability index are introduced based on the-smoothing property of a volterra integral operator and index reduction procedure, respectively. using the notion of index, we give sucient conditions for the...

here, a finsler manifold $(m,f)$ is considered with corresponding curvature tensor, regarded as $2$-forms on the bundle of non-zero tangent vectors. certain subspaces of the tangent spaces of $m$ determined by the curvature are introduced and called $k$-nullity foliations of the curvature operator. it is shown that if the dimension of foliation is constant, then the distribution is involutive a...

A quantization method of a gauge theory on a canonical noncommutative space is presented utilizing the path integral formalism. As tools to quantize, we construct the Dixmier trace that is the special trace for the infinite-dimensional matrices and the Dirac operator which behaves as a line element of the noncommutative space. We refer to a suggestion of solving the cosmological constant proble...

We introduce the concept of Stieltjes integral of an operator-valued function with respect to the spectral measure associated with a normal operator. We give sufficient conditions for the existence of this integral and find bounds on its norm. The results obtained are applied to the Sylvester and Riccati operator equations. Assuming that the entry C is a normal operator, the spectrum of the ent...

We introduce the notion of Stieltjes integral with respect to the spectral measure corresponding to a normal operator. Sufficient conditions for the existence of this integral are given, and estimates for its norm are established. The results are applied to operator Sylvester and Riccati equations. Assuming that the spectrum of a closed densely defined operator A does not have common points wit...

Suppose L is a differential operator of order k. Moreover, let u be a function defined and k times continuously differentiable in the closure of a domain Ω of R. Provided the adjoint differential operator possesses a fundamental solution, we shall see that u can be recovered from Lu and the boundary values of u. Strictly speaking, we shall get an integral representation of u in form of the sum ...