REPRESENTATION OF MEASURABLE FUNCTIONS BY SERIES IN THE FABER-SCHAUDER SYSTEM, AND UNIVERSAL SERIES
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(18)- On the existence and structure of universal functions for weighted spaces \(L^1_\mu [0,1]\)
- Quasiunconditional basis property of the Faber-Schauder system
- Functions universal with respect to the Walsh system
- On the unconditional convergence of Faber-Schauder series in \(L^1\)
- Universal functions for classes \(L^p[0,1)^2, p\in (0,1),\) with respect to the double Walsh system
- \(M\)-sets for three classes of series in the Faber-Schauder system
- Universal functions with respect to the double Walsh system for classes of integrable functions
- On universal Fourier series in the Walsh system
- Representation of measurable functions by series in Walsh subsystems
- Universal families and hypercyclic operators
- Universal function for a weighted space \(L^1_{\mu}[0,1]\)
- On the universal function for the class \(L^{p}[0,1]\), \(p\in (0,1)\)
- Functions, universal with respect to the classical systems
- On universal (in the sense of signs) Fourier series with respect to the Walsh system
- Functions with universal Fourier-Walsh series
- The Fourier-Faber-Schauder series unconditionally divergent in measure
- On the existence of universal functions with respect to the double Walsh system for classes of integrable functions
- On the structure of universal functions for classes $L^p[0,1)^2$, $p\in(0,1)$, with respect to the double Walsh system
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