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1.
A comparative study of the functional equationsf(x+y)f(x–y)=f
2(x)–f
2(y),f(y){f(x+y)+f(x–y)}=f(x)f(2y) andf(x+y)+f(x–y)=2f(x){1–2f
2(y/2)} which characterise the sine function has been carried out. The zeros of the functionf satisfying any one of the above equations play a vital role in the investigations. The relation of the equationf(x+y)+f(x–y)=2f(x){1–2f
2(y/2)} with D'Alembert's equation,f(x+y)+f(x–y)=2f(x)f(y) and the sine-cosine equationg(x–y)=g(x)g(y) +f(x)f(y) has also been investigated. 相似文献
2.
Let E,F be two Banach spaces,B(E,F),B+(E,F),Φ(E,F),SΦ(E,F) and R(E,F) be bounded linear,double splitting,Fredholm,semi-Frdholm and finite rank operators from E into F,respectively. Let Σ be any one of the following sets:{T ∈Φ(E,F):Index T=constant and dim N(T)=constant},{T ∈ SΦ(E,F):either dim N(T)=constant< ∞ or codim R(T)=constant< ∞} and {T ∈ R(E,F):Rank T=constant< ∞}. Then it is known that Σ is a smooth submanifold of B(E,F) with the tangent space TAΣ={B ∈ B(E,F):BN(A)-R(A) } for any A ∈Σ. However,for ... 相似文献
3.
Let S={x1,…,xn} be a set of n distinct positive integers. For x,y∈S and y<x, we say the y is a greatest-type divisor of x in S if y∣x and it can be deduced that z=y from y∣z,z∣x,z<x and z∈S. For x∈S, let GS(x) denote the set of all greatest-type divisors of x in S. For any arithmetic function f, let (f(xi,xj)) denote the n×n matrix having f evaluated at the greatest common divisor (xi,xj) of xi and xj as its i,j-entry and let (f[xi,xj]) denote the n×n matrix having f evaluated at the least common multiple [xi,xj] of xi and xj as its i,j-entry. In this paper, we assume that S is a gcd-closed set and . We show that if f is a multiplicative function such that (f∗μ)(d)∈Z whenever and f(a)|f(b) whenever a|b and a,b∈S and (f(xi,xj)) is nonsingular, then the matrix (f(xi,xj)) divides the matrix (f[xi,xj]) in the ring Mn(Z) of n×n matrices over the integers. As a consequence, we show that (f(xi,xj)) divides (f[xi,xj]) in the ring Mn(Z) if (f∗μ)(d)∈Z whenever and f is a completely multiplicative function such that (f(xi,xj)) is nonsingular. This confirms a conjecture of Hong raised in 2004. 相似文献
4.
Juncheol Han 《代数通讯》2013,41(9):3551-3557
Let R be a ring with identity 1, I(R) be the set of all nonunit idempotents in R, and M(R) be the set of all primitive idempotents and 0 of R. We say that I(R) is additive if for all e, f ∈ I(R) (e ≠ f), e + f ∈ I(R), and M(R) is additive in I(R) if for all e, f ∈ M(R)(e ≠ f), e + f ∈ I(R). In this article, the following points are shown: (1) I(R) is additive if and only if I(R) is multiplicative and the characteristic of R is 2; M(R) is additive in I(R) if and only if M(R) is orthogonal. If 0 ≠ ef ∈ I(R) for some e ∈ M(R) and f ∈ I(R), then ef ∈ M(R), (2) If R has a complete set of primitive idempotents, then R is a finite product of connected rings if and only if I(R) is multiplicative if and only if M(R) is additive in I(R). 相似文献
5.
Thomas Guédénon 《代数通讯》2013,41(7):3523-3533
Let k be an algebraically closed uncountable field of characteristic 0,g a finite dimensional solvable k-Lie algebraR a noetherian k-algebra on which g acts by k-derivationsU(g) the enveloping algebra of g,A=R*g the crossed product of R by U(g)P a prime ideal of A and Ω(P) the clique of P. Suppose that the prime ideals of the polynomial ring R[x] are completely prime. If R is g-hypernormal, then Ω(P) is classical. Denote by AT the localised ring and let M be a primitive ideal of AT Set Q=P∩R In this note, we show that if R is a strongly (R,g)-admissible integral domain and if QRQ is generated by a regular g-centralising set of elements, then (1)M is generated by a regular g-semi-invariant normalising set of elements of cardinald = dim (RQ 0 + ∣XA (P)∣ (2)d gldim(AT ) = Kdim(AT ) = ht(M) = ht(P). 相似文献
6.
Given a set S and a positive integer k, a binary structure is a function . The set S is denoted by V(B) and the integer k is denoted by . With each subset X of V(B) associate the binary substructure B[X] of B induced by X defined by B[X](x,y)=B(x,y) for any x≠y∈X. A subset X of V(B) is a clan of B if for any x,y∈X and v∈V(B)?X, B(x,v)=B(y,v) and B(v,x)=B(v,y). A subset X of V(B) is a hyperclan of B if X is a clan of B satisfying: for every clan Y of B, if X∩Y≠0?, then X⊆Y or Y⊆X. With each binary structure B associate the family Π(B) of the maximal proper and nonempty hyperclans under inclusion of B. The decomposition tree of a binary structure B is constituted by the hyperclans X of B such that Π(B[X])≠0? and by the elements of Π(B[X]). Given binary structures B and C such that , the lexicographic product B⌊C⌋ of C by B is defined on V(B)×V(C) as follows. For any (x,y)≠(x′,y′)∈V(B)×V(C), B⌊C⌋((x,x′),(y,y′))=B(x,y) if x≠y and B⌊C⌋((x,x′),(y,y′))=C(x′,y′) if x=y. The decomposition tree of the lexicographic product B⌊C⌋ is described from the decomposition trees of B and C. 相似文献
7.
Peter Gritzmann 《Israel Journal of Mathematics》1982,43(3):237-243
For the non-negative integerg let (M, g) denote the closed orientable 2-dimensional manifold of genusg. K-realizationsP of (M, g) are geometric cell-complexes inP with convex facets such that set (P) is homeomorphic toM. ForK-realizationsP of (M, g) and verticesv ofP, val (v,P) denotes the number of edges ofP incident withv and the weighted vertex-number Σ(val(v, P)-3) taken over all vertices ofP is called valence-valuev (P) ofP. The valence-functionalV, which is important for the determination of all possiblef-vectors ofK-realisations of (M, g), in connection with Eberhard's problem etc., is defined byV(g):=min[v(P)|P is aK-realization of (M,g)]. The aim of the note is to prove the inequality 2g+1≦V(g)≦3g+3 for every positive integerg. 相似文献
8.
For two vertices u and v of a connected graph G, the set I[u,v] consists of all those vertices lying on a u−v shortest path in G, while for a set S of vertices of G, the set I[S] is the union of all sets I[u,v] for u,v∈S. A set S is convex if I[S]=S. The convexity number con(G) of G is the maximum cardinality of a proper convex set of G. The clique number ω(G) is the maximum cardinality of a clique in G. If G is a connected graph of order n that is not complete, then n≥3 and 2≤ω(G)≤con(G)≤n−1. It is shown that for every triple l,k,n of integers with n≥3 and 2≤l≤k≤n−1, there exists a noncomplete connected graph G of order n with ω(G)=l and con(G)=k. Other results on convex numbers are also presented.
Received: August 19, 1998 Final version received: May 17, 2000 相似文献
9.
Vincenzo De Filippis 《Proceedings Mathematical Sciences》2010,120(3):285-297
Let R be a prime ring, U the Utumi quotient ring of R, C = Z(U) the extended centroid of R, L a non-central Lie ideal of R, H and G non-zero generalized derivations of R. Suppose that there exists an integer n ≥ 1 such that (H(u)u − uG(u))
n
= 0, for all u ∈ L, then one of the following holds: (1) there exists c ∈ U such that H(x) = xc, G(x) = cx; (2) R satisfies the standard identity s
4 and char (R) = 2; (3) R satisfies s
4 and there exist a, b, c ∈ U, such that H(x) = ax+xc, G(x) = cx+xb and (a − b)
n
= 0. 相似文献
10.
We apply the Five Functionals Fixed Point Theorem to verify the existence of at least three positive pseudo-symmetric solutions for the discrete three point boundary value problem, ?(g(?u(t-1)))+a(t))f(u(t))=0, for t∈{a+1,…,b+1} and u(a)=0 with u(v)=u(b+2) where g(v)=|v| p-2 v, p>1, for some fixed v∈{a+1,…,b+1} and σ=(b+2+v)/2 is an integer. 相似文献
11.
Yasuo Kanai 《Archive for Mathematical Logic》2000,39(2):75-87
In this paper, the following are proved:
Theorem A.
The quotient algebra
${\cal P} (\kappa )/I$
is complete if and only if the only non-trivial
I
-closed ideals extending
I
are of the form
$I\lceil A$
for some
$A\in I^+$
.
Theorem B.
If
$\kappa$
is a stationary cardinal, then the quotient algebra
${\cal P} (\kappa )/ NS_\kappa$
is not complete.
Corollary. (1) If
$\kappa$
is a weak compact cardinal, then the quotient algebra
${\cal P} (\kappa )/NS_\kappa$
is not complete.
(2) If
$\kappa$
bears
$\kappa$
-saturated ideal, then the quotient algebra
${\cal P} (\kappa )/NS_\kappa$
is not complete.
Theorem C.
Assume that
$\kappa$
is a strongly compact cardinal,
I
is a non-trivial normal
$\kappa$
-complete ideal on
$\kappa$
and
B
is an
I
-regular complete Boolean algebra. Then if
${\cal P} (\kappa )/I$
is complete, it is
B
-valid that for some
$A\subseteq\check\kappa$
,
${\cal P} (\kappa )/({\bf J}\lceil A)$
is complete, where
J
is the ideal generated by
$\check I$
in
$V^B$
.
Corollary.
Let
M
be a transitive model of
ZFC
and in
M
, let
$\kappa$
be a strongly compact cardinal and
$\lambda$
a regular uncountable cardinal less than
$\kappa$
. Then there exists a generic extension
M
[
G
] in which
$\kappa =\lambda^+$
and
$\kappa$
carries a non-trivial
$\kappa$
-complete ideal
I
which is completive but not
$\kappa^+$
-saturated.
Received: 1 April 1997 / Revised version: 1 July 1998 相似文献
12.
Jurek Czyzowicz Bruno Gaujal Eduardo Rivera-Campo Jorge Urrutia Joseph Zaks 《Geometriae Dedicata》1995,56(2):115-120
A setL of points in thed-spaceE
d
is said toilluminate a familyF={S
1, ...,S
n
} ofn disjoint compact sets inE
d
if for every setS
i
inF and every pointx in the boundary ofS
i
there is a pointv inL such thatv illuminatesx, i.e. the line segment joiningv tox intersects the union of the elements ofF in exactly {x}.The problem we treat is the size of a setS needed to illuminate a familyF={S
1, ...,S
n
} ofn disjoint compact sets inE
d
. We also treat the problem of putting these convex sets in mutually disjoint convex polytopes, each one having at most a certain number of facets. 相似文献
13.
The chaos caused by a strong-mixing preserving transformation is discussed and it is shown that for a topological spaceX satisfying the second axiom of countability and for an outer measurem onX satisfying the conditions: (i) every non-empty open set ofX ism-measurable with positivem-measure; (ii) the restriction ofm on Borel σ-algebra ℬ(X) ofX is a probability measure, and (iii) for everyY⊂X there exists a Borel setB⊂ℬ(X) such thatB⊃Y andm(B) =m(Y), iff:X→X is a strong-mixing measure-preserving transformation of the probability space (X, ℬ(X),m), and if {m}, is a strictly increasing sequence of positive integers, then there exists a subsetC⊂X withm (C) = 1, finitely chaotic with respect to the sequence {m
i}, i.e. for any finite subsetA ofC and for any mapF:A→X there is a subsequencer
i such that limi→∞
f
r
i(a) =F(a) for anya ∈A. There are some applications to maps of one dimension.
the National Natural Science Foundation of China. 相似文献
14.
Warren WM. McGovern 《代数通讯》2013,41(4):1636-1646
The content of a polynomial f over a commutative ring R is the ideal c(f) of R generated by the coefficients of f. A commutative ring R is said to be Gaussian if c(fg) = c(f)c(g) for every polynomials f and g in R[X]. A number of authors have formulated necessary and sufficient conditions for R(X) (respectively, R?X?) to be semihereditary, have weak global dimension at most one, be arithmetical, or be Prüfer. An open question raised by Glaz is to formulate necessary and sufficient conditions that R(X) (respectively, R?X?) have the Gaussian property. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for the rings R(X) and R?X? in terms of the ring R in case the square of the nilradical of R is zero. 相似文献
15.
S. S. Podkorytov 《Journal of Mathematical Sciences》2011,175(5):609-619
Homotopy classes of mappings of a space X to the circle T form an Abelian group B(X) (the Bruschlinsky group). If a: X → T is a continuous mapping, then [a] denotes the homotopy class of a, and I
r
(a): (X × T)
r
→
\mathbbZ \mathbb{Z} is the indicator function of the rth Cartesian power of the graph of a. Let C be an Abelian group and let f: B(X) → C be a mapping. By definition, f has order not greater than r if the correspondence I
r
(a) → f([a]) extends to a (partly defined) homomorphism from the Abelian group of Z-valued functions on (X × T)
r
to C. It is proved that the order of f equals the algebraic degree of f. (A mapping between Abelian groups has degree at most r if all of its finite differences of order r +1 vanish.) Bibliography: 2 titles. 相似文献
16.
Let K be a (algebraically closed ) field. A morphism A ⟼ g
−1
Ag, where A ∈ M(n) and g ∈ GL(n), defines an action of a general linear group GL(n) on an n × n-matrix space M(n), referred to as an adjoint action. In correspondence with the adjoint action is the coaction α: K[M(n)] → K[M(n)] ⊗ K[GL(n)] of a Hopf algebra K[GL(n)] on a coordinate algebra K[M(n)] of an n × n-matrix space, dual to the conjugation morphism. Such is called an adjoint coaction. We give coinvariants of an adjoint coaction
for the case where K is a field of arbitrary characteristic and one of the following conditions is satisfied: (1) q is not a root of unity; (2) char K = 0 and q = ±1; (3) q is a primitive root of unity of odd degree. Also it is shown that under the conditions specified, the category of rational
GL
q
× GL
q
-modules is a highest weight category. 相似文献
17.
A (p, q)-sigraph S is an ordered pair (G, s) where G = (V, E) is a (p, q)-graph and s is a function which assigns to each edge of G a positive or a negative sign. Let the sets E
+ and E
– consist of m positive and n negative edges of G, respectively, where m + n = q. Given positive integers k and d, S is said to be (k, d)-graceful if the vertices of G can be labeled with distinct integers from the set {0, 1, ..., k + (q – 1)d such that when each edge uv of G is assigned the product of its sign and the absolute difference of the integers assigned to u and v the edges in E
+ and E
– are labeled k, k + d, k + 2d, ..., k + (m – 1)d and –k, – (k + d), – (k + 2d), ..., – (k + (n – 1)d), respectively.In this paper, we report results of our preliminary investigation on the above new notion, which indeed generalises the well-known concept of (k, d)-graceful graphs due to B. D. Acharya and S. M. Hegde. 相似文献
18.
19.
Juncheol Han 《代数通讯》2013,41(2):872-879
Let R be a ring with identity, X(R) the set of all nonzero non-units of R and G(R) the group of all units of R. By considering left and right regular actions of G(R) on X(R), the following are investigated: (1) For a local ring R such that X(R) is a union of n distinct orbits under the left (or right) regular action of G(R) on X(R), if J n ≠ 0 = J n+1 where J is the Jacobson radical of R, then the set of all the distinct ideals of R is exactly {R, J, J 2,…, J n , 0}, and each orbit under the left regular action is equal to the one under the right regular action. (2) Such a ring R is left (and right) duo ring. (3) For the full matrix ring S of n × n matrices over a commutative ring R, the number of orbits under left regular action of G(S) on X(S) is equal to the number of orbits under right regular action of G(S) on X(S); the result also holds for the ring of n × n upper triangular matrices over R. 相似文献
20.
Given a sequence of real or complex coefficients ci and a sequence of distinct nodes ti in a compact interval T, we prove the divergence and the unbounded divergence on superdense sets in the space C(T) of the simple quadrature formulas ∝Tx(t)du(t) = Qn(x) + Rn(x) and ∝Tw(t)x(t)dt = Qn(x) + Rn(x), where Qn(x)=∑i=1mn cix(ti), ε C(T).The divergence (not certainly unbounded) for at most one continuous function of the first simple quadrature formula, with mn = n and u(t) = t, was established by P. J. Davis in 1953. 相似文献