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1 T. Bárta, V. Janeček, D. Pražák Heat conduction problem of an evaporating liquid wedge MATH-KMA-2014/472 October 2014 Submitted Department of Mathematical Analysis, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Sokolovská 83, , Praha 8, Czech Republic
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3 List of preprints released in this series All preprints available on contact to series administrator:
4 For the details on papers submitted in specified years see the web page of the preprint series MATH-KMA-2013/411 MATH-KMA-2013/412 MATH-KMA-2013/413 MATH-KMA-2013/414 MATH-KMA-2013/415 MATH-KMA-2013/416 MATH-KMA-2013/417 MATH-KMA-2013/418 MATH-KMA-2013/419 MATH-KMA-2013/420 MATH-KMA-2013/421 MATH-KMA-2013/422 MATH-KMA-2013/423 MATH-KMA-2013/424 MATH-KMA-2013/425 MATH-KMA-2013/426 MATH-KMA-2013/427 MATH-KMA-2013/428 MATH-KMA-2013/429 MATH-KMA-2013/430 MATH-KMA-2013/431 MATH-KMA-2013/432 MATH-KMA-2013/433 MATH-KMA-2013/434 MATH-KMA-2013/435 MATH-KMA-2013/436 MATH-KMA-2013/437 MATH-KMA-2013/438 S. Hencl and P. Honzík: Dimension of images of subspaces under mappings in Triebel-Lizorkin spaces Marek Cúth: Noncommutative Valdivia compacta Luděk Zajíček: A Lipschitz function which is C infty on a.e. line need not be generically differentiable M. Křepela: Convolution inequalities in weighted Lorentz spaces O. Kalenda and J. Spurný: On quantitative Schur and Dunford-Pettis properties Robert Černý: Moser-type trace inequalities for generalized Lorentz-Sobolev spaces Marek Cúth and Marián Fabián: Projections in duals to Asplund spaces made without Simons lemma Robert Černý: Bi-Sobolev homeomorphism with zero minors almost everywhere Marek Cúth: Simultaneous projectional skeletons Luděk Kleprlík: Composition operators on W 1 X are necessarily induced by quasiconformal mappings Jiří Spurný, Miroslav Zelený: Convergence of a typical martingale (A remark on the Doob theorem) Ron Kerman, Colin Phipps and Lubo Pick: Marcinkiewicz interpolation theorems for Orlicz and Lorentz gamma spaces Luděk Zajíček: Remarks on Fréchet differentiability of pointwise Lipschitz, cone-monotone and quasiconvex functions S. Hencl, Z. Liu and J. Malý: Distributional Jacobian equal to H 1 measure Pavel Ludvík and Jiří Spurný: Baire classes of L 1 -preduals and C -algebras Marek Cúth and Ondřej Kalenda: Note on Bessaga-Klee classification Tomá Roskovec: Sobolev embedding theorem for irregular domains and discontinuity of p p (p, n) Marek Cúth and Ondřej Kalenda: Rich families and elementary submodels Amiran Gogatishvili, Bohumír Opic, Sergey Tikhonov and Walter Trebels: Ul yanov-type inequalities António Caetano, Amiran Gogatishvili and Bohumír Opic: Compactness in quasi-banach function spaces Marek Cúth, Martin Rmoutil, Miroslav Zelený: Separable Determination of Sigma-P-Porous Sets in Banach Spaces Luděk Zajíček: Properties of Hadamard directional derivatives: Denjoy-Young-Saks theorem for functions on Banach spaces Duan Pokorný, Martin Rmoutil: On Removable Sets For Convex Functions Amiran Gogatishvili,Susana D. Moura, Júlio S. Neves and Bohumír Opic: Embeddings of Sobolevtype spaces into generalized Holder spaces involving k-modulus of smoothness P. Koskela, J. Malý and T. Zürcher: Luzin s Condition (N) and Modulus of Continuity Hana Bendová: Quantitative Grothendieck Property Pavel Ludvík and Jiří Spurný: Baire classes of nonseparable L 1 preduals Stanislav Hencl and Jani Onninen: Jacobian of weak limits of Sobolev homeomorphisms
5 MATH-KMA-2013/439 MATH-KMA-2013/440 MATH-KMA-2013/441 MATH-KMA-2013/442 MATH-KMA-2013/443 MATH-KMA-2013/444 MATH-KMA-2013/445 MATH-KMA-2013/446 MATH-KMA-2013/447 MATH-KMA-2013/448 MATH-KMA-2013/449 MATH-KMA-2013/450 MATH-KMA-2013/451 MATH-KMA-2013/452 Amiran Gogatishvili, Lubo Pick and Filip Soudský: Characterization of associate spaces of weighted Lorentz spaces with applications Martin Křepela: Convolution in rearrangement-invariant spaces defined in terms of oscillation and the maximal function T. Bárta: Convergence to equilibrium of relatively compact solutions to evolution equations T. Bárta: One-dimensional model describing the non-linear viscoelastic response of materials Andrea Cianchi, Lubo Pick and Lenka Slavíková: Higher-order Sobolev embeddings and isoperimetric inequalities Lenka Slavíková: Compactness of higher-order Sobolev embeddings O. Kalenda and J. Spurný: Typical martingale diverges at a typical point Petr Hájek and Eva Pernecká: On Schauder bases in Lipschitz-free spaces Robert Černý: Concentration-Compactness Principle for generalized Moser-Trudinger inequalities: characterization of the non-compactness in the radial case Martin Franců, Ron Kerman and Gord Sinnamon: A new algorithm for approximating the least concave majorant Pavel Ludvík and Jiří Spurný: Baire classes of complex L 1 -preduals Martin Křepela: Convolution in weighted Lorentz spaces of type Γ Petr Honzík: Orthogonality principle for bilinear Littlewood-Paley decompositions Jan Malý, Luděk Zajíček: On Stepanov type differentiability theorems MATH-KMA-2014/453 MATH-KMA-2014/454 MATH-KMA-2014/455 MATH-KMA-2014/456 MATH-KMA-2014/ M. Cúth: Characterization of compact monotonically (omega)-monolithic spaces using system of retractions D. Campbell, S. Hencl, F. Konopecký: The weak inverse mapping theorem Marek Cúth a Ondřej Kalenda: Monotone retractability and retractional skeletons Dalibor Pražák and Jakub Slavík: Nonstandard analysis of global attractors R. Černý: Concentration-Compactness Principle for embedding into multiple exponential spaces on unbounded domains MATH-KMA-2014/458 Filip Soudský: Normability of Gamma spaces, case p < 1 MATH-KMA-2014/459 MATH-KMA-2014/460 MATH-KMA-2014/461 MATH-KMA-2014/462 MATH-KMA-2014/463 MATH-KMA-2014/464 MATH-KMA-2014/465 MATH-KMA-2014/466 MATH-KMA-2014/467 MATH-KMA-2014/468 MATH-KMA-2014/469 S. Hencl, P. Honzík: Dimension distortion of images of sets under Sobolev mappings Petr Petráček and Jiří Spurný: On maximal Lindenstrauss spaces Jiří Spurný and Miroslav Zelený: Baire classes of strongly affine functions on simplices and on C*-algebras Petr Petráček and Jiří Spurný: A characterization of complex L 1 -preduals via a complex barycentric mapping A. Gogatishvili, F. Soudský: Normability of Lorentz spaces - an alternative approach Michal Johanis: A quantitative version of the Converse Taylor theorem: C k,ω -smoothness Robert Černý: Concentration-Compactness Principle for Moser-type inequalities in Lorentz- Sobolev spaces Petr Petráček: Lineability of nowhere monotone measures Hana Bendová, Ondřej Kalenda and Jiří Spurný: Quantification of the Banach-Saks property Michal Johanis and Luděk Zajíček: Smoothness via directional smoothness and Marchaud s theorem in Banach spaces P. Honzík: Examples of singular integral operators with rough kernels
6 MATH-KMA-2014/470 S. Hencl, C. Mora-Corral: Diffeomorphic Approximation of continuous almost everywhere injective Sobolev deformations in the plane MATH-KMA-2014/471 Ondřej Kurka and Dušan Pokorný: Notes on the trace problem for separately convex functions MATH-KMA-2014/472 T. Bárta, V. Janeček, D. Pražák: Heat conduction problem of an evaporating liquid wedge
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