Propagation of regularity and positive definiteness: a constructive approach
Summary: We show that, for positive definite kernels, if specific forms of regularity (continuity, \(\mathcal{S}_n\)-differentiability or holomorphy) hold locally on the diagonal, then they must hold globally on the whole domain of positive-definiteness. This local-to-global propagation of regularity is constructively shown to be a consequence of the algebraic structure induced by the non-negativity of the associated bilinear forms up to order 5. Consequences of these results for topological groups and for positive definite and exponentially convex functions are explored.
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- Global regularity of positive define continous functions
- On the smoothness of positive definite and radial functions
- Estimates on the derivatives and analyticity of positive definite functions on \(\mathbb{R}^m\)
- Positive definiteness, reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces and beyond
- The measure transition problem for meromorphic polar functions
- Universal kernels which are continuous on the diagonal
- Global regularity of positive define continous functions
- Positive Definite Functions on Products via Fourier Transforms: Old and New
- Positive-definiteness and integral representations for special functions
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