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It is proved in Benamara-Nikolski [1] that if the spectrum σ($T$) of a contraction$T$with finite defects (rank($I−T$^{*}$T$)=rank ($I−TT$^{*})<∞) does not coincide with $$\bar D$$ , then the contraction is similar to a normal operator if and only if $$C_1 (T) = \mathop {\sup }\limits_{\lambda \in C\backslash \sigma (T)} \parallel (T - \lambda )^{ - 1} \parallel dist(\lambda ,\sigma (T))< \infty .$$

We consider the operator,$f$(Δ) for Δ the Laplacian, on spaces of measures on the sphere in$R$^{$d$}, show how to determine a family of approximating kernels for this operator assuming that certain technical conditions are satisfied, and give estimates for the$L$^{2}-norm of$f$(Δ)μ in terms of the energy of the measure μ. We derive a formula, analogous to the classical formula relating the energy of a measure on$R$^{$d$}with its Fourier transform, comparing the energy of a measure on the sphere with the size of its spherical harmonics. An application is given to pluriharmonic measures.

In this note, we consider the regularity of solutions of the nonlinear elliptic systems of$n$-Laplacian type involving measures, and prove that the gradients of the solutions are in the weak Lebesgue space$L$^{$n$,∞}. We also obtain the$a priori$global and local estimates for the$L$^{$n$,∞}-norm of the gradients of the solutions without using BMO-estimates. The proofs are based on a new lemma on the higher integrability of functions.

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