Differentiable positive definite kernels and Lipschitz continuity
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1 Math. Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc. (1988), 14, 1 1 Printed in Great Britain Differentiable positive definite kernels and Lipschitz continuity BY JAMES A. COCHRAN Department of Mathematics, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington , U.S.A. AND MARK A. LUKAS School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Murdoch University, Western Australia 15 (Received 5 October 1987; revised 24 November 1987) Abstract Readefll] has shown that positive definite kernels K(x, t) which satisfy a Lipschitz condition of order a on a bounded region have eigenvalues which are asymptotically O(l/n 1+x ). In this paper we extend this result to positive definite kernels whose symmetric derivative K TT (x,t) = d ir K(x,t)/dx r dt r is in Lip a and establish A n (if) = (l//i 2r+1+a ). If dk rr /dt is in Lip a, the anticipated asymptotic estimate is also derived. The proofs use a well-known result of Chang [2], recently rederived by Ha [5], and estimates based upon finite rank approximations to the kernels in question. In these latter estimates we employ the familiar piecewise linear 'hat' basis functions of approximation theory. 1. Introduction Let the kernel K(x, t) belong to j? 2 [, I] 2 and satisfy K(t, x) = K(x, t) for almost all x, t with 5s x, t ^ 1. Assume that the compact Hermitian operator defined on ^2[, 1] by is also positive definite, i.e. Kf(x)= Jo fk(x,t)f(t)dt n n K(x, t)f(x)f(t) dxdt^o for all/ej? 2 [, 1]. In such a case the spectrum of K consists of a sequence {A n (K)} of positive eigenvalues which converges to zero. If the eigenvalues of K are arranged in decreasing order of size and repeated according to their multiplicities, then asymptotic estimates for these eigenvalues can be derived under various smoothness assumptions on the kernel K(x, t). For example, if K(x, t) is continuous on [, I] 2 the classic result of Mercer (see [], p. 197; [15], p. 245) implies that
2 2 JAMES A. COCHRAN AND MARK A. LUKAS as n^-co. Indeed, if K(x, t)ec p [O, If, we now know that as n->-oo (see [12, 1, 5]). Recently Reade[ll] has established that the eigenvalues of positive definite continuous kernels which are Lipschitz continuous with exponent a satisfy as»-» oo. In the sequel we show that a comparable result is valid in the case when a higher-order derivative of the kernel satisfies such a Lipschitz condition. This paper, and those of Reade[11-14] and Ha[5], belong to a long series of expositions dating back to Fredholm's fundamental contributions in 19 which contain results relating asymptotic estimates for eigenvalues (or singular values) to kernel smoothness. These are precise analogues of results relating similar estimates for Fourier coefficients to function smoothness (see [4] for a survey of some of this literature). Surprisingly, it appears that this work with positive definite kernels represents another instance in which the kernel results actually predate the Fourier series results. Comparable conclusions do exist for Fourier sine and/or cosine series, notably Lorentz's theorem (see [7], p. 148; see also [1], 7). But Oehring's investigations [9, 1] are, as far as we know, the first consideration of these questions for classical exponential Fourier series. 2. Preliminaries In our estimates we will utilize the symmetric integral operator R of finite rank on [, 1] generated by the separable kernel N R(X, t) = ^n( x ) ^nc) ( ^X, t ^ 1) n- where xjr Q, \j/ n for 1 ^ n < N and i/r N are defined as follows: (N*(l/N-x) ifo^xs \ otherwise, 'N*(x-(n-l)/N) if{n-l)/n$ otherwise, _ ln*(x-(n-l)/n) if (iv ; I otherwise. These piecewise linear functions xjr n are the triangular 'hat' functions familiar to investigators in approximation theory and numerical analysis. In modern parlance they are essentially unnormalized B-splines of order 2 (see. for example, [1], pp. 112 ff.) and possess a number of useful, and easily verified, properties: Property 1. ^J 2 = /i^(ar) dx = if < n < N and ^ 2 = H^H 2 = ^ Property 2. (f n, rjr m ) = $ l oxj/ n (x) f m (x)dx = if \n-m\ > 2 and (i/r n, ifr n+l ) = for Property. L ^n(a;) = VN for < x ^ 1.
3 Differentiable positive definite kernels Property 4. JJ ir n (x) dx = l/\/n if <n<n and JJ i/r o (x) dx - JJ \ Property 5. 2 l n\jf n (x) = xn* for ^ x < 1. Property. if < n < iv As a consequence of Properties -, we have Property 7. N 2 fn(- For an arbitrary positive integer N the eigenvalues of R are given by the eigenvalues of the symmetric tridiagonal matrix A = (a i} ) with entries a tj = (ifr t, I/TJ) for 1 ^i,j i.e. 1 2 By classical results (see [8], p. 11, for example) all the eigenvalues of this matrix are in the union of the intervals [\, \] and [, 1]. Thus all of the eigenvalues are positive and less than or equal to 1. Hence R is a positive definite operator which satisfies R ^ I, the identity operator.. Subsidiary estimates Assume that L is the compact operator on j? 2 [, 1] generated by the squareintegrable kernel L(x, t), ^ x, t ^ 1, i.e. (x,t)f(t)dt. Jo From Reade[12, 1] and Ha[5], if L(x, t) is continuous, Hermitian, and positive definite, then L has only positive eigenvalues and, by Mercer's theorem, is of trace class. It follows that if Zi is the unique positive square root of L, then the operator LSRI-A, formed using the finite rank operator defined in the previous section, is Hermitian and has a continuous kernel. Moreover LfiRlfi ^ L, and thus L L'RD has a trace norm \\L-LiRfJ\\ lr = PL(X, x)dx- P P S f n (x) Hx, t)f n {t)dxdt. (1) Jo Jo Jo n- In this section, using the nature and properties of the piecewise-linear 'hat' functions i/r n, we estimate the right-hand side of the expression (1), and draw appropriate conclusions, in two cases: (i) the kernel L(x, t) is not only continuous but is also in Lip a, i.e. \L{x, t + h)-l(x, 1 < \h\*a{x) where < a ^ 1; 2
4 4 JAMES A. COCHRAN AND MARK A. LUKAS (ii) L(x, t) is continuously differentiate and dl(x, t)/dt is in Lip a, i.e. where < a ^ 1. dl(x,t + h) dt 8L(x,t) < \h\ a A(x) dt In each case A(x) is a generic non-negative, integrable function on [, 1]. Case (i) has, of course, been considered previously by Reade[ll]. We include our new proof for the sake of completeness. THEOREM 1. Let the compact operator L on i? 2 [, 1] be generated by the continuous, Hermitian, positive definite kernel L(x, t), ^ x, t ^ 1. // L(x, t) is in Lip a where < a ^ 1, then the eigenvalues of L satisfy as n -» oo. Proof. The right-hand side of (1) can be rewritten as fz,^, z)[l- S f n (x) [ xjr n (t)di\dx Jo L n-o Jo J n-jo Jo f n (x)[l(x,t)-l(x,xm n {t)dtdx. (2) By virtue of Properties, 4 of the previous section, the first term of (2) becomes asiv-> oo, since L(x, x) is continuous. Owing to the Lipschitz condition on L(x, t) the second term in (2) is bounded above, in absolute value, by n/n n/n fo (x)f o (t)\t-xfa(x)dtdx Jo Jo N~\ nn+l)/n r(n+l)/n + 2 i}r n (x)\lf n (t)\t x\*a(x)dtdx n-l J(n-l)/JV J(n-l)/JV + f \lr N (x)f N (t)\t-x\*a{x)dtdx J(N-1)/N J(N-1)/N [ (iv-l)/iv A(x)dx\ as iv -> oo since ^4 is integrable. Here again we have used Properties and 4.
5 Differentiable positive definite kernels 5 Combining these results into (1) we find that as iv->oo. But R, and hence IARIA, has rank N, and so by the Weyl-Courant minimax principle'applied to the trace norm (see [12], p. 15, for example) 2 A n (L)^\\Ln-N+l From this we immediately deduce that as n -> oo. I THEOREM 2. Let the com/pact operator L on C 2 [, 1] be generated by the continuously differentiable, Hermitian, positive definite kernel L(x, t), ^ x, t < 1. Assume also that (, ) = = L(l, 1). // dl(x, t)/dt is in Lip a where < a ^ 1, then the eigenvalues of L satisfy as n -> oo. Proof. As in the proof of Theorem 1, the right-hand side of (1) can be rewritten as Ar n/n /i \ 2V f 1 N P IN (i -S f I ir n (x)[l(x, t)-l(x, x)]i/r n (t)dtdx. n-ojo Jo Since L(x, x) is in C l [, 1] and L(, ) = = L(l, 1), the first two terms are O(l/N 2 ) as JV-»oo. Using the mean value theorem, the third term in () becomes ~ ^ J J ^ n-jjo where lies between x and t, and thus the right-hand side of (1) is By virtue of Property 7 of 2, when summation and integration over x are interchanged the second term in this new expression becomes dl(x,x) ( A 7 -l V iv
6 JAMES A. COCHRAN AND MARK A. LUKAS as iv-> oo. The last term in (4) is bounded above, in absolute value, by lfr o (x)ifr o (t)\t-x\ 1+ 'A(x)dtdx Jo N-l r(n+l)/n r(n+l)/n + S i/r n (x)i/r n (t)\t-x\ l+ *A(x)dtdx n-l J (n-l)/n J(n-1)/N which, reasoning as before, is J(N-1)/N J(N-DIN x)ir N(t)\t-x\ x+ * A(x)dtdx, \ \N 1+a ) as N -* oo. It therefore follows that in this case and hence 2 n-n+l as n -> oo. I Remark. The artificial condition on the values of L(x, t) at the corners, occasioned by our method of proof in this theorem, will be removed in the next section. \n 4. The principal result We are now ready to move towards the main conclusion of this paper. We begin with two ready consequences of the Weyl-Courant minimax characterization of eigenvalues (see, for example, [], p. 12 or [15], p. 28.) LEMMA 1. A Hermitian kernel that differs from a positive definite kernel by a degenerate (separable) kernel of rank N can have at most N negative eigenvalues. Proof. Let M(x, t) = K(x, t) +K N (x, t) where M is Hermitian, K is positive definite, and K N is degenerate of rank N. (Note that K N is necessarily Hcrmitian.) If we order both the positive eigenvalues A+ and negative eigenvalues A~, separately, by size (magnitude), the Weyl-Courant characterization of the eigenvalues implies that and U m A)K() K(KN) (5) (K N ). () Since Aj/ +1 (K N ) =, while A~(K) = for all n, by hypothesis, then A~(M) = for n>n. I LEMMA 2. If a Hermitian kernel M(x, t) differs from a positive definite kernel K(x, I) by a degenerate kernel, then A^(M) = (n y ) if and only if A n (K) = (n y ) as n-> oo. Proof. The result may be viewed as a special case of the Lemma in [4]. p Alternatively, complementing (5) we have KW)-A-JK N ). (7)
7 Differentiable positive definite kernels 7 If in both (5) and (7) we set m N+i, then \ n (K) and A n+n (K) ^ I Given the positive definite Hermitian kernel K(x, t), our principal result concerns the symmetric derivative - 2r If K rr (x, t) exists and is continuous on [, I] 2, then Kadota[] has shown that K rr (x, t) is positive definite Hermitian on the fundamental domain and generates an integral operator of trace class. A well-known result of Chang (see [2], p. 2) relates the eigenvalues of K(x, t) and K TT (x, t). LEMMA (Chang). A 2n (K)s% const. (w-r)~ 2r A. n+1 (K rt ) for n> r. Remark. Ha in [5] has recently rederived this result and obtained a specific value for the constant. MAIN THEOREM. Let the Hermitian kernel K(x, t) be continuous and positive definite on [, I] 2 and assume, that, for some positive integer r, the symmetric derivative K rr (x, t) exists and is continuous on [, I] 2 as well. If K rr (x, t) is in Lip a on [, I] 2 where < a ^ 1, then the eigenvalues of K satisfy as n -* oo. // K rr (x, t) is continuously differentiable and dk rr (x, t)/dt is in Lip a on [, If, then Proof. If K rt (x, t) is in Lip a, identifying K rr (x, t) with the kernel L(x, t) of Theorem 1 gives asra->oo. The desired conclusion immediately follows from Lemma. If K rr (x, t) is in C^O, I] 2 and dk rr (x, t)/dt is in Lip a, we first form the continuously differentiable Hermitian kernel -xk rr (i,t)-tk rr (x,l) + (x-i)(t~ + (l-x)tk rr (, l) + (l-t)xk rr (i, and note that M(, t) = = M(\, t). As a consequence of this latter property, the continuously differentiable eigenfunctions of M also vanish for x =, 1. Although M(x, t) may no longer be positive definite, by Lemma 1 it has at most a finite number of negative eigenvalues. Excluding these from consideration, the kernel M + (x, t) with the eigenfunction expansion M + (x,t)= S n-l
8 8 JAMES A. COCHRAN AND MARK A. LUKAS is therefore a positive definite kernel which differs from M(x, t), and hence K rr (x, t), by at most a degenerate kernel. Thus, owing to Lemma 2, M + and K TT have the same eigenvalue asymptotics. Moreover, by construction, M + (x, t) is continuously differentiable and not only is dm(x, t)/dt and hence dm + (x, t)/dt in Lip a on [, I] 2, but M + (, ) ==if + (l, 1) as well. Identifying M + (x, t) with the kernel L(x,t) of Theorem 2, therefore, we find In view of the observations above, use of Lemma then yields 5. Concluding remarks Like Mercer's classic theorem, the above result remains valid as long as all but a finite number of the eigenvalues of the given continuous Hermitian kernel are of the same sign. The main theorem represents the extension of the results of Reade[12, 1] and Ha [5] to the Lip a cases. If the positive definite kernel K(x, t) is in C p [, I] 2, then all pth order partial derivatives are continuous. The first part of the above theorem extends the case of even p, the second part the case of odd p. The results are best possible, as well, in the sense that the exponent in the order relation cannot be improved. As appropriate examples we merely need to consider K(x,t)= 2 ra-l and, to cover the case of odd p, t) In all cases d p K(x, t)/dx lpm dt lip+1)m is in Lip a on [, I] 2. Part of the research of the first author was carried out while he was a visitor at Deakin University, Victoria and at Murdoch University, Western Australia. The support of these two universities is gratefully acknowledged. REFERENCES [1] R. P. BOAS, JR. Inlegrability Theorems for Trigonometric Transforms (Springer-Verlag, 197). [2] S.-H. CHANG. A generalization of a theorem of Hille and Tamarkin with applications. Proc. London Math. Soc. () 2 (1952), [] J. A. COCHRAN. The Analysis of Linear Integral Equations (McGraw-Hill, 1972). [4] J. A. COCHRAN. Summability of singular values of i? 2 kernels-analogies with Fourier series. Enseign. Math. (2), 22 (197), [5] C.-W. HA. Eigenvalues of differentiable positive definite kernels. SI AM J. Math. Anal. 17 (198), [] T. T. KADOTA. Term-by-term differentiability of Mercer's expansion. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 18 (197), [7] G. G. LORENTZ. Fourier-Koeffizienten und Funktionenklassen. Math. Z. 51 (1948), [8] M. MARCUS. Basic Theorems in Matrix Theory. XBS Appl. Math. Series 57 (U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 194).
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