AbstractIn a number of papers, Y. Sternfeld investigated the problems of representation of continuous and bounded functions by linear superpositions. In particular, he proved that if such representation holds for continuous functions, then it holds for bounded functions. We consider the same problem without involving any topology and establish a rather practical necessary and sufficient condition for representability of an arbitrary function by linear superpositions. In particular, we show that if some representation by linear superpositions holds for continuous functions, then it holds for all functions. This will lead us to the analogue of the well-known Kolmogorov superposition theorem for multivariate functions on the d-dimensional unit...
The 13th Problem from Hilbert's famous list [16] asks whether every continuous function of three var...
We characterize the entire functions ℓfor which the induced nonlinear superposition operator f →ℓof ...
AbstractLet n be an integer with n ≥ 1 and X be an n-dimensional, locally compact, separable, metric...
AbstractWe consider the problem of the representation of real continuous functions by linear superpo...
Hilbert’s 13th problem asked whether every continuous multivariate function can be written as super...
In 1957, Kolmogorov and Arnold gave a solution to the 13th problem which had been formulated by Hilb...
In function theory the superposition problem is known as the problem of representing a continuous fu...
AbstractIn this paper, we prove constructively two approximative versions of the superposition theor...
We explain how to use Kolmogorov Superposition Theorem (KST) to break the curse of dimension when ap...
AbstractLinear spaces of continuous functions of real variables closed under the superposition opera...
In the year 1900 in his famous lecture in Paris Hilbert formulated 23 challeng-ing problems which in...
In 1957, Kolmogorov and Arnold gave a solution to the 13th problem which had been formulated by Hil...
In this paper we characterize those functions $f$ of the real line to itself, such that the nonli...
AbstractIn this paper, we find geometric means of deciding if any continuous multivariate function c...
the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduc...
The 13th Problem from Hilbert's famous list [16] asks whether every continuous function of three var...
We characterize the entire functions ℓfor which the induced nonlinear superposition operator f →ℓof ...
AbstractLet n be an integer with n ≥ 1 and X be an n-dimensional, locally compact, separable, metric...
AbstractWe consider the problem of the representation of real continuous functions by linear superpo...
Hilbert’s 13th problem asked whether every continuous multivariate function can be written as super...
In 1957, Kolmogorov and Arnold gave a solution to the 13th problem which had been formulated by Hilb...
In function theory the superposition problem is known as the problem of representing a continuous fu...
AbstractIn this paper, we prove constructively two approximative versions of the superposition theor...
We explain how to use Kolmogorov Superposition Theorem (KST) to break the curse of dimension when ap...
AbstractLinear spaces of continuous functions of real variables closed under the superposition opera...
In the year 1900 in his famous lecture in Paris Hilbert formulated 23 challeng-ing problems which in...
In 1957, Kolmogorov and Arnold gave a solution to the 13th problem which had been formulated by Hil...
In this paper we characterize those functions $f$ of the real line to itself, such that the nonli...
AbstractIn this paper, we find geometric means of deciding if any continuous multivariate function c...
the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduc...
The 13th Problem from Hilbert's famous list [16] asks whether every continuous function of three var...
We characterize the entire functions ℓfor which the induced nonlinear superposition operator f →ℓof ...
AbstractLet n be an integer with n ≥ 1 and X be an n-dimensional, locally compact, separable, metric...