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Fyrirlesari: Benedikt Magnússon
Titill: Carleman approximations
Staðsetning: V-157, VRII
Tími: Mánudagur 22. september, frá 15:00 til 16:00.
Ágrip:
I will introduce Carleman’s remarkable extension of the Weierstrass approximation theorem. In its simplest form it states that if \(f\) and \(\epsilon\) are continuous functions on the real line \(\mathbb R \subset \mathbb C\), and \(\epsilon > 0\) then there exists an entire function \(F\) such that \(|f(x)-F(x)| < \epsilon(x)[/latex], for all [latex]x\in \mathbb R[/latex]. I will show what the obstructions are for doing this kind of approximations, and, most importantly, how all this generalizes to several complex variables. Math Colloquium
Speaker: Benedikt Magnússon
Title: Carleman approximations
Location: V-157, VRII
Time: Monday September 22, at 15:00-16:00.
Abstract:
I will introduce Carleman’s remarkable extension of the Weierstrass approximation theorem. In its simplest form it states that if [latex]f\) and \(\epsilon\) are continuous functions on the real line \(\mathbb R \subset \mathbb C\), and \(\epsilon > 0\) then there exists an entire function \(F\) such that \(\)|f(x)-F(x)| < \epsilon(x)[/latex], for all [latex]x\in \mathbb R[/latex]. I will show what the obstructions are for doing this kind of approximations, and, most importantly, how all this generalizes to several complex variables.