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<strong>Function</strong> <strong>Spaces</strong> <strong>as</strong> <strong>Dirichlet</strong> <strong>Spaces</strong> 21<br />

No. f(x) τ(ds) ρ(dt) Comments<br />

1. 1 − e −γx δγ(ds) ̸∃ γ 0; [4, p. 71]<br />

2. log(1 + x) e<br />

3. log x+γ<br />

e<br />

γ<br />

(<br />

4. log α x+α<br />

β x+β<br />

5. (x + γ) log(x + γ)<br />

− x log x − γ log γ<br />

−s ds<br />

1(1,∞)(t) dt<br />

[4, p. 71]<br />

s t<br />

−γs ds<br />

) ( ) e<br />

−αs − e<br />

−βs ds<br />

1(α,β)(t) dt<br />

s<br />

6. (x + β) log(x + β) − β log β<br />

− (x + α) log(x + α) + α log α<br />

1(γ,∞)(t) dt<br />

γ > 0; [21, p. 35]<br />

s t<br />

( ) 1 − e<br />

−γs ds<br />

(t ∧ γ) + dt<br />

s 2<br />

7. x α α ds<br />

, s−α<br />

Γ(1−α) s<br />

√<br />

8. x √ 1 −1/2 ds<br />

4π<br />

s<br />

s<br />

√<br />

9. x + m<br />

2 − m √ 1<br />

4π<br />

e −m2 s s<br />

−1/2 ds<br />

t<br />

α, β > 0; [21, p. 35]<br />

t<br />

γ > 0; [21, p. 35]<br />

( ) [ ]<br />

e<br />

−αs − e<br />

−βs ds<br />

+<br />

s (t − α) ∧ (β − α) dt<br />

β > α > 0; [21, p. 36]<br />

2 t<br />

sin απ<br />

1<br />

π<br />

t α dt<br />

π t<br />

√<br />

0 < α < 1; [4, p. 71]<br />

t<br />

dt<br />

1<br />

s π (m 2 ,∞)(t) √ t − m 2 dt<br />

t<br />

m 0;<br />

x<br />

10. γe −γs ds x+γ<br />

δγ(dt) γ > 0; [4, p. 71]<br />

11.<br />

x<br />

12.<br />

13.<br />

14.<br />

15.<br />

= 1 − 1<br />

e −γs 1<br />

ds δ γ(γ+x) γ γ+x γ γ(dt) γ > 0;<br />

√ ∫<br />

x arctan √x<br />

γ γ<br />

0 u2 e −su2 du ds 1 (0,γ 2 ) (t) dt<br />

2 √ t<br />

= ∫ sγ 2<br />

ue −u du ds<br />

0 2s 2<br />

√ √ x log(1 + x) anon log(1 + t)<br />

dt<br />

2π √ t<br />

√ (<br />

x 1 − e<br />

−4 √ ) x<br />

anon (sin 2 √ t) 2 2 dt<br />

π √ t<br />

√ √ √ √<br />

x log(1 + coth x) anon t log(1 + coth t)<br />

dt<br />

[7]<br />

2π<br />

t<br />

γ > 0; [21, p. 36]<br />

[7]<br />

[7]<br />

More complicated complete Bernstein functions can be obtained <strong>by</strong> composition of two complete Bernstein functions,<br />

e.g., f(x α ) <strong>and</strong> f α (x), 0 < α < 1, or <strong>by</strong> setting f 1/α (x α ), 0 < |α| 1, cf. [22].

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