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Generalized Hankel-Clifford transformation for

a class of tempered ultradistributions
V. R. Lakshmi Gorty
Department of Basic Science & Humanities, SVKMs NMIMS, MPSTME
Vile Parle (W), Mumbai-400056, India

Abstract: Present paper aims at investigating a theory sequences of positive real numbers imposed by some of the
supporting generalized Hankel-Clifford transformation on following constraints as in [5].
certain spaces of generalized functions. In an attempt to extend Definition 2.1. Let a 0 an arbitrary constant,
the transform to a space of tempered ultradistributions;
definitions of classes of rapid descent ultradifferentiable R and p N . Define the function of space
functions is provided. Mappings involving various differential p
S ,am , A as the collection of all complex valued smooth
operators are shown to be continuous.
Keywords: Generalized Hankel-Clifford transformation, functions defined on I 0, such that set of all
tempered ultradifferentiable functions, differential operator
infinitely smooth functions satisfying
m
1 INTRODUCTION x m D q x x Cq , A am (2.1)
In [1] the author studied Bessel Functions and their for every q N and 0 .
Applications to Physics. In [2] Ultradistributions: Structure
Theorems and a Characterization have been studied. Let B 0, bq 0 an arbitrary constant R.
Integral transforms of generalized functions and their p bq , B
applications has been studied in [3]. In [6, 7] the author Define the function of space S
as the collection of all
observed the Hankel-Clifford transformation on certain complex valued smooth
spaces of ultradistributions. In 2009, [5] author has
functions x defined on I 0, such that set
analyzed generalized Hankel-type transformation for a
class of tempered ultradistributions of Roumieu-type. of all infinitely smooth functions satisfying
Malgonde [4] investigated the variant of the generalized q
Hankel-Clifford transform defined by
sup x m D q x x Cm , B bq (2.2)
xI
(h , f )( y ) F ( y)
for every m, q N and 0 . Cm, are positive

( y / x) / 2 J 2 xy f ( x)dx , 1/ 2 constant depending on .
0 Let A, B 0 and a, b 0 an arbitrary constant

y J , ( xy ) f ( x)dx , 1/ 2 (1.1) R . Define the function of space p S b ,,Ba, A
0
as the collection of all complex-valued smooth
where
J , ( x ) ( x) /2 J 2 x , J x functions x defined on I 0, such that set
being the Bessel function of the first kind of order of all infinitely smooth functions satisfying
, in spaces of generalized functions. sup x m D q x x
Certain results for certain differential operators and further, xI (2.3)
make use of a new defined differential operator and m q
accordingly prove new relevant theorem are established.
C , A B ambq
Hankel-type transform to spaces of tempered for every m, q N and , 0 . C , are
ultradistributions of Roumieu type have recently been
discussed in [5]. positive constant depending on .
In view of Definition 2 1 p S ,a , A is a linear
2 ULTRADIFFERENTIABLE FUNCTIONS
space with the usual operations. Moreover, if
The notation and terminology used in [4] will be
continued. Sequences am and bq ; m, q 1, 2,3,... are

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0,
x m D q x x is a norm. Since the systems of seminorms
sup (2.4)
q ,
xI
mN
A
m
am 2 and 3 1/ n
1/ n nN
are equivalent, the space
p
for every m N and 0 , each is a S b ,,Ba, A equipped with the topology generated by
q ,
p 3 , is a countable multinormed space.
seminorm on S ,a , A and the collection
Inspired in the work of Roumieu [5], the dual
q , qN , 0
is a multinorm because each
spaces of p S , a, A , p S b , B , p S b,a, B, A are called
0,
is a norm. Since the systems of seminorms tempered ultradistributions of Roumieu-type.
The generalized Hankel-Clifford transformation
and 1
q ,1/ n q , nN
are equivalent, the
transform of the classes on the duals is called
space p S , , a, A equipped with the topology tempered ultradistributional generalized Hankel-
Clifford transformation of Roumieu-type.
generated by 1 , is a countable multinormed
space.
b ,B b ,B
p b ,B
3 OPERATIONS OF p S ,am , A , p Sq and p Sq,am , A
S is a linear space with the usual operations.

The differential operators are
Moreover, if
N , x Dx (3.1)

m,
sup
m
x D q
x x

(2.5) M , x Dx (3.2)
q
xI
qN
B bq
Theorem 3.1
for every q N and 0 , each
m,
is a a) The differential operator N , x Dx
seminorm on S p b ,B
and the collection and N , is continuous from

p
S ,am , A into p S 1, am , A in (2.4).
m,
mN , 0
is a multinorm because each
0,
b) Let the sequence bq satisfy (2.5). Then,
is a norm in [8]. Since the systems of
the mapping N , is a continuous
seminorms and 1 m ,1/ n
m ,nN
are
linear mapping from p S q
b ,B
into p S q1 .
b ,B

equivalent, the space p S b , B equipped with the c) If the sequence b satisfy

q (2.5);
topology generated by 1 , is a countable N , is a continuous linear
multinormed space. bq , B bq , B
mapping of p S into p S .
, am , A 1, am , A
p
S b ,,Ba, A is a linear space with the usual Proof (i) It is straightforward consequence of
operations. Moreover, if (2.4) and (3.1)
b ,B
Proof (ii) Let p S q . By virtue of (2.5) and

x m D q x x (3.1);

sup m q
(2.6)
xI
mN
A B am bq
qN

x m D q x N , x Cm , B
q 1
bq 1
Employing (2 4) yields
for every m, q N and , 0 , each
is a
seminorm on p S b ,,Ba, A and the collection
x m D q x N , x Cm , B
q 1
S1T1q 1bq b1

2
, 0
is a multinorm because each
Implies

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x m D q x N , x Cm , BT1
q 1
xm Dq x x
where Cm , Cm, S1bq b1 ; T1 . xmDq x x Dx x

This proves Part (ii). xmDq x2 Dx x

b ,B
Proof of (iii). Let p S q, am , A , then xmDq1 2 x2 1Dx x xm Dq1x2 D2 x x

x m D q x N , x xmDq2 2 2 1 x2 2Dx x

C , A
m
B ambq1
q 1 xmDq2 2 x2 1D2 x x

m q 1 xmDq2 2 x2 1D2 x x
C , A B am S1T1q 1bqb1
m q 1 xmDq2 2 x2 1D3x x
C , A am BT1
xmDq2 2 2 1 x2 2Dx x
This completes the proof of the theorem. 2xmDq2 2 x2 1D2 x x

In an attempt to provide alternative differential xmDq2 2 x2 1D3x x

operators which possess linearity among the test xmDq3 2 2 1 2 2 x2 3Dx x
function spaces generalized differential operator
defined from N , and M , is defined by 4xm Dq3 2 2 1 x2 2D3 x x
x x Dx x (3.3) xmDq3 2 x2 1D4 x x

x m D q x x
The operator (3.3) is shown to possess the
property of linearity of the rapid spaces and 4 x m D q3 2 2 1 x 2 2 D 3 x x
hence the corresponding duals as follows [10]:
x m D q 3 2 x 2 1 D 4 x x
2q 2 x m x 2 q D q x x
Theorem 3.2.
a) Let the sequence am satisfy (2. 3). x m x 2 q 1 D q 1 x x

Then the mapping p S , am , A p S ,am , AT This yields

x m D q x x
and
m
is a continuous linear map. 2q 2 Cq A am
b) Let bq satisfy (2. 4). Then, the map Cq A
m 1
am 1
is a continuous linear map m
2q 2 Cq A am
p bq , B bq , BT1
S into p S 1 . m
Cq A A am ST mTa1
c) Let am and bq satisfy (2.3) and (2.4),
Thus can be rewritten as
respectively. The operation x m D q x x Cq TA am
b ,B b , BT
maps p S q,am , A into p S q,am ,1AT continuously. where T and Cq is a constant. Thus
Proof of (a) Let p S , am , A . With the aid of proved part (a).
b ,B
(3.3), Part (b) Let p S q . With the aid of (3.3),

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x m D q x x Theorem 4.1 Let , be real numbers,

1 / 2 . Let the sequence am satisfy
x m D q x x Dx x
(2.3) of [5]. The transform is an automorphism
x m D q x 2 Dx x from p S , am , A p S ,am , AT .
x m D q 1 2 x 2 1Dx x
Proof: Using (4.1) leads to
x m D q 1 x 2 D 2 x x
x m D q x x y m Dyq y h , x
q
2q 2 Cm , B bq q m 2q
1 y x J q, q xy x dx
q 1
Cm , B bq 1 0

q q
x J q , q xy x x dx
m 2q
2q 2 Cm, B bq 1 y
q 1 0
Cm , B S1T1q 1bqb1
Thus can be rewritten as
x m D q x x Cm , BT1 bq y m Dyq y h , x
where Cm , Cm, S1bq b1 ; T1 is a constant.

Thus proved part (b). Cm , q, , x

p
D m x x dx
b ,B 0
Part (c) Let p S q, am , A . p2

x m D q x x Cm ,q , , x k D m x x
k 0
m q p2
2q 2 C Cm , A B ambq k
q
Cm , q, , Cq A ak
m 1 q 1
Cq Cm , A B am 1bq 1 k 0
p2
p2
Cm ,q , , A a k
m q k 0

2q 2 C Cm , A B bq am
q
y m Dyq y h , x
m q 1
Cq A A B S1T1q 1bq b1am ST mTa1 . 2 p
C ,q , , p 3 A ST 2 a2 A T a p
Thus it yields m

x m D q x x Cm , Cq BT1 TA bq am
for some constant Cm ,q , , . Implies
where Cm , Cq Cm, S1bqb1am ST mTa1; T1 ; h , p S , am , AT .
T is a constant. Thus proved part (c). Thus the proof.

4 GENERALIZED HANKEL-CLIFFORD Theorem 4.2 Let , be real numbers,

TRANSFORMATION OF TEMPERED
1 / 2 . Let the sequence am and bq
ULTRADISTRIBUTIONS
The generalized Hankel Clifford transformation satisfy (2.3) of [5]. The transform is an
the duals of Roumieu type tempered automorphism as in [9] from
p bq , B p bq , BT1
ultradistributions is defined as the adjoint S , am , A S , am , AT .
operator. Proof: Using (4.1) leads to
Dx x J , xy x J 1 xy . (4.1)

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AUTHOR
y m Dyq y h , x
p 2 V. R. Lakshmi Gorty, presently working
k q as Professor, in Mathematics in the
Cm ,q , , C q A B bq ak department of Basic Sciences and
k 0
Humanities, SVKMs NMIMS, MPSTME,
y m Dyq y h , x . Mumbai, India. She has so far published/
communicated more than 72 papers in
2 national, international journals and
Cm ,q , , Cq p 3 A conferences. She has attended 34 seminars and workshops. She
p q
is life member of many professional bodies like IAIAM, ISTE,
ST 2 a2 A T B bq a p INS, SSFA and IMS. She is also Congress Member of IAENG.

y m Dyq y h , x
p q
m , q, , A B bq a p
where
2
m , q, , Cm , q, , Cq p 3 A ST 2 a2 .
Thus the proof.

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