On one uniqueness theorem for M. Rietz potentials
Konstantin Izyurov

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the existence of nonzero Holderian functions with vanishing M. Rietz potentials on sets of positive length, extending previous results and applying to multidimensional cases.
Contribution
It improves prior theorems by constructing nonzero functions with vanishing potentials on positive-length sets and extends these results to higher dimensions.
Findings
Existence of nonzero Holderian functions with zero Rietz potential on positive-length sets
Extension of results to multidimensional Rietz potentials
Improvement over previous theorems by Beliaev and Havin
Abstract
We prove that there exists a nonzero holderian real-to-real function vanishing together with its M. Rietz potential in all points of some set of positive length. This result improves the one of D. Beliaev and V. Havin. We also extend the results to multidimensional M. Rietz potentials.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
