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摘要
对于$\mathbb R^n$,$n\geqslant3$中局部闭集的有限集合$\mathbf a=(a_i)_{i\in i}$,符号为$\pm1$,使得带相反电荷的板相互不相交,我们考虑相对于$\alpha$-Riesz核$|x-y|^{\alpha-n}$的最小能量问题,$\alpha\in(0,2]$,在正向量Radon上测量$\boldsymbol \mu=(\mu^i)_{i\in i}$,使得每个$\mu^i$,$i\in i$由$A_i$携带,并由$\mu^ i(A_i)=A_i\in(0,\infty)$归一化。我们证明,即使在一组非零容量中,带相反电荷的板的闭包也可能相互交叉,但如果我们将自己限制为$\boldsymbol\mu$与$\mu^i\leqslant\nenenebb xi ^i$,$i\in i$,其中约束$\boldsymbol\neneneba xi=(\nenenebb xi ^i)_{i\in i}$被正确选择。我们建立了由此获得的可解性的充分条件的尖锐性,给出了解的加权向量$\alpha$-Riesz势的描述,指出了它们的特征性质,并分析了i$中$\lambda^i_{\mathbf A}$,$i\的支持。我们的方法基于在与$\mathbf a$相关的一组向量测度上同时使用模糊拓扑和根据$\alpha$-Reesz能量定义的适当的半度量结构,以及在约束最小$\alph$-Riesz能量问题和约束最小$\alpha$-Green能量问题之间建立密切关系,适当配制。通过实例说明了结果。
Constrained minimum Riesz and Green energy problems for vector measures associated with a generalized condenser
For a finite collection $\mathbf A=(A_i)_{i\in I}$ of locally closed sets in $\mathbb R^n$, $n\geqslant3$, with the sign $\pm1$ prescribed such that the oppositely charged plates are mutually disjoint, we consider the minimum energy problem relative to the $\alpha$-Riesz kernel $|x-y|^{\alpha-n}$, $\alpha\in(0,2]$, over positive vector Radon measures $\boldsymbol\mu=(\mu^i)_{i\in I}$ such that each $\mu^i$, $i\in I$, is carried by $A_i$ and normalized by $\mu^i(A_i)=a_i\in(0,\infty)$. We show that, though the closures of oppositely charged plates may intersect each other even in a set of nonzero capacity, this problem has a solution $\boldsymbol\lambda^{\boldsymbol\xi}_{\mathbf A}=(\lambda^i_{\mathbf A})_{i\in I}$ (also in the presence of an external field) if we restrict ourselves to $\boldsymbol\mu$ with $\mu^i\leqslant\xi^i$, $i\in I$, where the constraint $\boldsymbol\xi=(\xi^i)_{i\in I}$ is properly chosen. We establish the sharpness of the sufficient conditions on the solvability thus obtained, provide descriptions of the weighted vector $\alpha$-Riesz potentials of the solutions, single out their characteristic properties, and analyze the supports of the $\lambda^i_{\mathbf A}$, $i\in I$. Our approach is based on the simultaneous use of the vague topology and an appropriate semimetric structure defined in terms of the $\alpha$-Riesz energy on a set of vector measures associated with $\mathbf A$, as well as on the establishment of an intimate relationship between the constrained minimum $\alpha$-Riesz energy problem and a constrained minimum $\alpha$-Green energy problem, suitably formulated. The results are illustrated by examples.
期刊介绍:
Hiroshima Mathematical Journal (HMJ) is a continuation of Journal of Science of the Hiroshima University, Series A, Vol. 1 - 24 (1930 - 1960), and Journal of Science of the Hiroshima University, Series A - I , Vol. 25 - 34 (1961 - 1970).
Starting with Volume 4 (1974), each volume of HMJ consists of three numbers annually. This journal publishes original papers in pure and applied mathematics. HMJ is an (electronically) open access journal from Volume 36, Number 1.