Abstract:In this paper, we examine various reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces H K1 and H K2 such that the inequalityholds for all F j ∈ H K1 , G j ∈ H K2 , where m is a positive integer, C is a constant which is independent on F j and G j for all j = 1, 2, ..., m, and H K1K2 is the Hilbert space admitting the reproducing kernel K 1 K 2 .
“…Applying the above theorem to the tensor product Hilbert space of RKHSs (Theorem 3.1), we can immediately obtain all the Gram determinant inequalities proved in [3]. Furthermore, we also obtain the equality conditions for these inequalities.…”
Section: Also Equality Occurs In (1) If and Only If The Above Conditi...mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Recently, N. D. V. Nhan and D. T. Duc [3] have found interesting Gram determinant inequalities of the following form: For every F i ∈ H K 1 and G j ∈ H K 2 (i, j = 1, . .…”
We prove elementary inequalities for the Gram matrices and their equality conditions. As an application we show that inequalities for the Gram determinants hold for general reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces.
“…Applying the above theorem to the tensor product Hilbert space of RKHSs (Theorem 3.1), we can immediately obtain all the Gram determinant inequalities proved in [3]. Furthermore, we also obtain the equality conditions for these inequalities.…”
Section: Also Equality Occurs In (1) If and Only If The Above Conditi...mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Recently, N. D. V. Nhan and D. T. Duc [3] have found interesting Gram determinant inequalities of the following form: For every F i ∈ H K 1 and G j ∈ H K 2 (i, j = 1, . .…”
We prove elementary inequalities for the Gram matrices and their equality conditions. As an application we show that inequalities for the Gram determinants hold for general reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces.
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