KANTOROVICH OPERATOR IN MORREY SPACE
For a continuous function ???? on the interval [0,1], the Bernstein polynomial ????????(????)(????), ???? ? ?, is known to be a good approximation to ????(????). More precisely, the sequence of functions {????????(????)}????=1 ? converges uniformly to ????. One substitute for the Bernstein polyn...
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Summary: | For a continuous function ???? on the interval [0,1], the Bernstein polynomial
????????(????)(????), ???? ? ?, is known to be a good approximation to ????(????). More precisely,
the sequence of functions {????????(????)}????=1
? converges uniformly to ????. One substitute for
the Bernstein polynomial to approximate the discontinuous function at [0,1] is the
Kantorovich operator ????????. In particular, for an integrable function ???? on [0,1], the
sequence of function {????????(????)}????=1
? converges to ???? in ????1([0,1]). The proof of this
convergence uses the uniform boundedness of Kantorovich operator ???????? in
Lebesgue space. In this thesis, we discuss the convergence of Kantorovich
operators in Morrey space. This result is proved by Burenkov et al [17]. The key
to proving the convergence of the Kantorvich operator on the Morrey space is to
use the estimation of the Kantorovich operator with the Hardy-Littlewood maximal
operator. However, the Hardy-Littlewood maximal operator norm in Morrey space
?????
????([0,1]) is infinite at ???? = 1. By considering the boundedness of the Kantorovich
operator on ????1 and choosing a function on the Morrey space, it will be proved that
the Kantorovich operator converges uniformly on the Morrey space ?????
????([0,1]) for
1 ? ???? < ?. |
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