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Generality of Henstock-Kurzweil type integral on a compact zero-dimensional metric space
2011
ABSTRACT A Henstock-Kurzweil type integral on a compact zero-dimensional metric space is investigated. It is compared with two Perron type integrals. It is also proved that it covers the Lebesgue integral.
Multidimensional dyadic Kurzweil–Henstock- and Perron-type integrals in the theory of Haar and Walsh series
2015
Abstract The problem of recovering the coefficients of rectangular convergent multiple Haar and Walsh series from their sums, by generalized Fourier formulas, is reduced to the one of recovering a function (the primitive) from its derivative with respect to the appropriate derivation basis. Multidimensional dyadic Kurzweil–Henstock- and Perron-type integrals are compared and it is shown that a Perron-type integral, defined by major and minor functions having a special continuity property, solves the coefficients problem for series which are convergent everywhere outside some uniqueness sets.
Comparison of the P-integral with Burkill's integrals and some applications to trigonometric series
2023
It is proved that the $P_r$-integral [9] which recovers a function from its derivative defined in the space $L^r$, 1 ≤r<∞, is properly included in Burkill’s trigonometric CP-and SCP-integrals. As an application to harmonic analysis, a de La Vallée-Poussin-type theorem for the $P_r$-integral is obtained: convergence nearly everywhere of a trigonometric series to a $P_r$-integrable function f implies that this series is the Pr-Fourier series of f.
On Variational Measures Related to Some Bases
2000
Abstract We extend, to a certain class of differentiation bases, some results on the variational measure and the δ-variation obtained earlier for the full interval basis. In particular the theorem stating that the variational measure generated by an interval function is σ-finite whenever it is absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure is extended to any Busemann–Feller basis.