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Ajay K. Sharma

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Nuclear Volterra composition operators between Bloch and weighted type spaces

In this paper, we completely characterize nuclear Volterra composition operators $T^ϕ_g : \mathcal H^\infty_ν\longrightarrow \mathcal H^\infty_μ$ and $S^ϕ_g : \mathcal H^\infty_ν\longrightarrow \mathcal H^\infty_μ$ acting between weighted type spaces in terms of the symbols $g$ and $ϕ$ of $T^ϕ_g$ and $S^ϕ_g$ and weights $ν$ and $μ$, when the weights $ν$ and $μ$ are normal weights in the sense of Shields and Williams. Moreover, nuclear Volterra composition operators acting between little weighted type spaces and Bloch spaces of order $β$ are also characterized.

math.FA

Vanishing Carleson measures and power compact weighted composition operators

In this paper, we characterize Carleson measure and vanishing Carleson measure on Bergman spaces with admissible weights in terms of {\it t-Berezin transform} and {\it averaging function} as key tools. Moreover, power bounded and power compact weighted composition operators are characterized as application of Carleson measure and vanishing Carleson measure respectively on Bergman spaces with admissible weights.

math.CV

Weighted composition operators between weighted Hardy spaces on rooted trees

In this paper, we introduce a discrete analogue of weighted Hardy spaces on rooted trees and study weighted composition operators between them in detail. In particular, we characterize bounded and compact weighted composition operators between discrete Hardy spaces. We also consider isometric weighted composition operators between these spaces.

math.FA

Comparative Performance Investigations of different scenarios for 802.15.4 WPAN

This paper investigates the performance of WPAN based on various topological scenarios like: cluster, star and ring. The comparative results have been reported for the performance metrics like: Throughput, Traffic sent, Traffic received and Packets dropped. Cluster topology is best in comparison with star and ring topologies as it has been shown that the throughput in case of cluster topology (79.887 kbits / sec) as compared to star (31.815 kbits / sec) and ring (1.179 kbits / sec).

cs.NI