Shift graphs on precompact families of finite sets of natural numbers

We study graphs defined on families of finite sets of natural numbers and their chromatic properties. Of particular interest are graphs for which the edge relation is given by the shift. We show that when considering shift graphs with infinite chromatic number, one can center attention on graphs defined on precompact thin families. We define a quasi-order relation on the collection of uniform families defined in terms of homomorphisms between their corresponding shift graphs, and show that there are descending ${\omega }_1$-sequences. Specker graphs are also considered and their relation with shift graphs is established. We characterize the family of Specker graphs which contain a homomorphic image of a shift graph.     

On some isometries on the Bergman-Privalov class on the unit ball

Bergman-Privalov class AN_α(B) consists of all holomorphic functions on the unit ball B⊂Cⁿ such that

‖f‖_ANα:=∫_Bln(1+∣f(z)∣)dV_α(z)<∞,     

Property $${(\hbar)}$$ and cellularity of complete Boolean algebras

A complete Boolean algebra \mathbbB{\mathbb{B}}satisfies property ((^h/_2p)){(\hbar)}iff each sequence x in \mathbbB{\mathbb{B}}has a subsequence y such that the equality lim sup z _n = lim sup y _n holds for each subsequence z of y. This property, providing an explicit definition of the a posteriori convergence in complete Boolean algebras with the sequential topology and a characterization of sequential compactness of such spaces, is closely related to the cellularity of Boolean algebras. Here we determine the position of property ((^h/_2p)){(\hbar)}with respect to the hierarchy of conditions of the form κ-cc. So, answering a question from Kurilić and Pavlović (Ann Pure Appl Logic 148(1–3):49–62, 2007), we show that ${``\mathfrak{h}{\rm -cc}\Rightarrow (\hbar)"}${``\mathfrak{h}{\rm -cc}\Rightarrow (\hbar)"}is not a theorem of ZFC and that there is no cardinal \mathfrakk{\mathfrak{k}}, definable in ZFC, such that ${``\mathfrak{k} {\rm -cc} \Leftrightarrow (\hbar)"}${``\mathfrak{k} {\rm -cc} \Leftrightarrow (\hbar)"}is a theorem of ZFC. Also, we show that the set { k: each k-cc c.B.a. has ((^h/_2p) ) }{\{ \kappa : {\rm each}\, \kappa{\rm -cc\, c.B.a.\, has}\, (\hbar ) \}}is equal to [0, \mathfrakh){[0, \mathfrak{h})}or [0, \mathfrak h]{[0, {\mathfrak h}]}and that both values are consistent, which, with the known equality {k: each c.B.a. having  ((^h/_2p) ) has the k-cc } = [\mathfrak s, ￥){{\{\kappa : {\rm each\, c.B.a.\, having }\, (\hbar )\, {\rm has\, the}\, \kappa {\rm -cc } \} =[{\mathfrak s}, \infty )}}completes the picture.     

Riemann–Stieltjes operators between α ‐Bloch spaces and Besov spaces

We study the following two integral operators where g is an analytic function on the open unit disk in the complex plane. The boundedness and compactness of these two operators between the α ‐Bloch space B^α and the Besov space are discussed in this paper (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Compactness of the Hardy-Littlewood operator on some spaces of harmonic functions

We study the compactness of the Hardy-Littlewood operator on several spaces of harmonic functions on the unit ball in ? ⁿ such as: a-Bloch, weighted Hardy, weighted Bergman, Besov, BMO _p , and Dirichlet spaces.     

Weighted-Hardy functions with Hadamard gaps on the unit ball

We prove that an analytic function f on the unit ball B with Hadamard gaps, that is, (the homogeneous polynomial expansion of f) satisfying n_k+1/n_k?λ>1 for all k∈N, belongs to the space if and only if . Moreover, we show that the following asymptotic relation holds . Also we prove that lim_r→1(1-r²)^α‖Rf_r‖_p=0 if and only if . These results confirm two conjectures from the following recent paper [S. Stevi?, On Bloch-type functions with Hadamard gaps, Abstr. Appl. Anal. 2007 (2007) 8 pages (Article ID 39176)].     

Aronszajn trees and partitions

A kind ofk ⁺-Aronszajn tree is used to construct some strong negative partition relations onk ⁺.     

A note on stability of polynomial equations

Motivated by the notion of Ulam’s type stability and some recent results of S.-M. Jung, concerning the stability of zeros of polynomials, we prove a stability result for functional equations that have polynomial forms, considerably improving the results in the literature.