Abstract
The Riesz kernel
where n is the dimension of the space (cf. form. (1)) can be expressed by means of a Riemann-Liouville integral (cf. form. (13)). The very interesting particular case α=2k expressed by form. (15). The kernel Wα(u,m) has analogous properties to the Riesz kernel (cf. [1]). That is,putting p=1 in (1) we obtain the kernel introduced by Riesz (cf. [1], p.17,[2], p.89, [3], p.179 and [4], p.72). Therefore, we know that
,where
is the
n-dimensional ultrahyperbolic Klein-Gordon operator, (cf. [5], p.9, form. (2.29));
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(cf. [5], p.19, form (IV.9)), here
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is the
n-dimensional ultrahyperbolic Klein-Gordon operator iterated
K-times
W0(u,m)=δ (cf. [5], p.20, form (VI)). Otherwise
Wα(u,m) can be expressed as an infinite, linear combination of
Rα(u) of different orders (cf. [5], p.15, form. (3.26)) where
Rα(u) is the ultrahyperbolic Riesz (cf. [6], p.72) and
Wα(u,m)=Rα(u) (cf. [5], p.22, form. (V2.5). We also study the particular case
W0(u,m) (see Note).