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arXiv · 2211.07226

The closed span of some Exponential system $E_Λ$ in the spaces $L^p(γ,β)$, properties of a Biorthogonal family to $E_Λ$ in $L^2(γ,β)$, Moment problems, and a differential equation of Carleson

Abstract

A set of complex numbers $Λ=\{λ_n,μ_n\}_{n=1}^{\infty}$ with multiple terms \[ \{λ_n,μ_n\}_{n=1}^{\infty}:= \{\underbrace{λ_1,λ_1,\dots,λ_1}_{μ_1 - times}, \underbrace{λ_2,λ_2,\dots,λ_2}_{μ_2 - times},\dots, \underbrace{λ_k,λ_k,\dots,λ_k}_{μ_k - times},\dots\} \] is said to belong to the $\bf ABC$ class if it satisfies three conditions: $\bf (A)$ $\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}μ_n/|λ_n|<\infty$, $\bf (B)$ $\sup_{n\in\mathbb{N}}|\argλ_n|<π/2$, $\bf (C)$ $Λ$ is an interpolating variety for the space of entire functions of exponential type zero. Assuming that $Λ\in\bf ABC$, we characterize in the spirit of the Müntz-Szász theorem, the closed span of its associated exponential system \[ E_Λ:=\{x^k e^{λ_n x}:\, n\in\mathbb{N},\,\, k=0,1,2,\dots,μ_n-1\} \] in the Banach spaces $L^p(γ,β)$, where $-\infty<γ<β<\infty$ and $p\ge 1$. Related to $E_Λ$, we explore the properties of its unique biorthogonal sequence \[ r_Λ=\{r_{n,k}:\, n\in\mathbb{N},\, k=0,1,\dots,μ_n-1\}\subset\overline{\text{span}}(E_Λ) \] in $L^2(γ,β)$. As a result, we find a solution to the Moment problem \[ \int_γ^β f(t)\cdot t^k e^{\overline{λ_n} t}\, dt=d_{n,k},\qquad \forall\,\, n\in\mathbb{N}\quad \text{and}\quad k=0,1,\dots ,μ_n-1,\quad d_{n,k}=O(e^{a\Reλ_n})\,\, for\,\, a<β. \] Finally, we characterize the solution space of a differential equation of infinite order, studied by L. Carleson.

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Elias Zikkos. 2022-11-14. The closed span of some Exponential system $E_Λ$ in the spaces $L^p(γ,β)$, properties of a Biorthogonal family to $E_Λ$ in $L^2(γ,β)$, Moment problems, and a differential equation of Carleson. https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.07226

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