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Riesz basicity of the system of exponents with degenerated coefficients.
Sadiq G.Veliyev
Nakhcivan Teachers Institute
AZ 7012,Nakhchivan,the Azerbaiyan Republic
E-mail;nmi@nakhcivan.az
System of exponents of the form
where
are complex-valued
functions,
is
degenerated in some points of the segment
, is considered in the paper. Necessary
and sufficient condition of Riesz basicity for this system in
is obtained for
definite conditions.
Bibl. 4 names.
Consider the following system of exponents with
degenerated coefficients
:
(1)
where
-are complex-valued
functions on the segment
;
has the
presentation
(2)
are
the sets of real numbers. Earlier we studied the basicity in
of the system (1) for
definite conditions on the functions
and
. In offered paper we consider the problem
on Riesz basicity of the system (1) in
. Earlier the same problem relatively the
system of exponents
was
investigated in the work of V.F.Gaposhkin [1] and K.I.Babenko [2].
We do the following suppositions relatively the
functions
and
.
1)
are piecewise-Helder functions on the
segment
,
is the set of discontinuity
points of the function
on
, and moreover
;
2)
are measurable functions on
, and satisfy the condition
Denote by
the
jumps of the function
at the points
, i.e.
.
The following theorem takes place.
Theorem. Let the conditions 1), 2) take place and the following inequalities

where
are
fulfiled. Then the system (1) forms Riesz basis in
if and only if
.
Proof. Consider the system
![]()
Then, as it follows from the results of the work [3],
system forms Riesz basis in
if the conditions of theorem are fulfiled.
Denote by
biorthogonal
system to system (3). It is quite obvious that biorthogonal to (1) system
has the form:
. Again, according to
the results of the work [3], it takes place:
in sufficiently small neighbourhoods of
the points
.
First of all we suppose that
. Then from the previous arguments and
from the presentation (2) for
it follows that
, such that
. From Riesz basicity of system
(3) in
it
follows the divergence of series
, where
are biorthogonal coefficients of the
function
on
system (3). Consequently, in this case the system (1) doesn’t form Bessel basis
and, also Riesz basis in
.
And now let the series
converges for some sequence of numbers
. As system (3) forms Riesz
basis in
,
then
for
which
are biorthogonal
coefficients, i.e.
where
.
If
, then it
is clear that
and
according to the conditions of theorem
. As a result we obtain, that for
the system (1) forms
Hilbert basis in
.
We consider the case, if
for some
. Then
such that
. Let
are biorthogonal coefficients of the
function
on
system (3). From Riesz basicity of (3) in
we have:
. It is quite obvious that this sequence
is biorthogonal coefficient of the functions
on system (1). From here it follows that
the system (1) is not Hilbert basis, as
. Really, we can take
such, that
for some
, where
.
According to the results of the paper [4] the conjugate
system for Hilbert basis is Bessel basis, consequently,
is complete in
and then it is
complete in
.
As a result for such sequence
from
there is no the function
, such that
are biorthogonal
coefficients of this function on system (1).
Let
. We take
. It is clear that
. From Riesz basicity of system
(3) it follows that
where
are biorthogonal
coefficients of the function
on system (3), or function
on system (1).
Consequently, in this case the system (1) forms Bessel basis in
.
Theorem is proved.
The following corollary directly follows from the proof of this theorem.
Corollary. Let all conditions of theorem are fulfiled.
Then the system (1) forms Hilbert (Bessel) basis in
if and only if
.
Author is very greateful to prof. S.S.Mirzoyev for the attention to the work.
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2. Babenko K.I.// DAN SSSR, 1948, v.62, ¹2, p.157-160.
3. Bilalov B.T.// Different. Equations, 1990, v.26, ¹1, p.10-16.
4. Bari N.K.// Scientific notices of MSU, 1951, v.4, issue 148.
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