On the critical set for photogrammetric reconstruction using line tokens in P 3(ℂ)

We prove that in general the critical set for photogrammetric reconstruction using lines in P ₃() is a line congruence of order 3 and class 6; has 10 singular points and no singular planes. The general hyperplane sections of (ruled surfaces formed by intersecting with linear line complexes) have genus 5. can be found in Fano's classification of congruences of order 3, and further properties of can be found in the literature.     

On the dimensions of automorphism groups of eight-dimensional ternary fields,II

LetT be an eight-dimensional, connected, locally compact ternary field and let denote a connected closed Lie subgroup of its automorphism group which is taken with the compact-open topology. It is proved that if the ternary fixed fieldF of is connected, then is either isomorphic to one of the compact Lie groupsG ₂ or SU₃, or the (covering) dimension of is at most 7.     

On the structure of the automorphism group of 2-dimensional Laguerre planes

In this note we consider 2-dimensional Laguerre planes and prove structure theorems on their automorphism group . In particular, we look at connected locally simple Lie subgroups of and the factor group / of a connected closed subgroup of over the kernel of the action of on the set of parallel classes. The informations obtained will be useful in the later classification of 2-dimensional Laguerre planes having a 4-dimensional automorphism group.Dedicated to Professor H. Salzmann on the occasion of his 60th birthday     

On generalized gamma functions related to the Laurent coefficients of the Riemann zeta function

Summary We study a class of generalized gamma functions _k (z) which relate to the generalized Euler constants _k (basically the Laurent coefficients of(s)) as (z) does to the Euler constant. A new series expansion for _k is derived, and the constant term in the asymptotic expansion for log _k (z) is studied in detail. These and related constants are numerically computed for 1 k 15.     

Skew-symmetric association schemes with two classes and strongly regular graphs of type L 2n−1(4n−1)

A construction of a pair of strongly regular graphs ⁿ and ⁿ of type L _2n–1(4n–1) from a pair of skew-symmetric association schemes W, W of order 4n–1 is presented. Examples of graphs with the same parameters as ⁿ and ⁿ, i.e., of type L _2n–1(4n–1), were known only if 4n–1=p ³, where p is a prime. The first new graph appearing in the series has parameters (v, k, )=(225, 98, 45). A 4-vertex condition for relations of a skew-symmetric association scheme (very similar to one for the strongly regular graphs) is introduced and is proved to hold in any case. This has allowed us to check the 4-vertex condition for ⁿ and ⁿ, thus to prove that ⁿ and ⁿ are not rank three graphs if n>2.     

Hypergraphs and hypergroups

We associate to every hypergraph a commutative quasi-hypergroupH _qG and find a necessary and sufficient condition on so thatH is associative. For certain, any finite included, we determine a sequence= ₀, ₁,, _n of hypergraphs such that ifH ₀ ,H ₁ ,H, H _n is the sequence of the associated quasi-hypergroups,H _n is a join space.Presented by I. Rosenberg.     

Symmetrische Permutationsmengen

A permutation set (M, I) consisting of a setM and a set of permutations ofM, is calledsymmetric, if for any two permutations, the existence of anx M with (x) (x) and ^–1 (x) = ^–1 (x) implies ^–1 = ^–1 , andsharply 3-transitive, if for any two triples (x ₁,x ₂,x ₃), (y ₁,y ₂,y ₃) M ³ with|{x ₁,x ₂,x ₃ }| = |{y ₁,y ₂,y ₃ }| = 3 there is exactly one permutation with(x ₁) =y ₁,(x ₂) =y ₂,(x ₃) =y ₃. The following theorem will be proved.THEOREM.Let (M, ) be a sharply 3-transitive symmetric permutation set with |M|3, such that contains the identity. Then is a group and there is a commutative field K such that and the projective linear group PGL(2, K) are isomorphic.     

On equivalence of rearrangements of the Haar system in dyadic Hardy and BMO spaces

H={h ₁,I } — , . : , I ¦(I)¦=¦I¦, ¦I¦ — I. H H ={h _(I),I} . , , . L ^p .

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Dedicated to Professor B. Szökefalvi-Nagy on his 75th birthday

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This research was supported in part by MTA-NSF Grants INT-8400708 and 8620153.     

ApproximatingL 2-invariants by their finite-dimensional analogues

LetX be a finite connectedCW-complex. Suppose that its fundamental group is residually finite, i.e. there is a nested sequence ... _m + 1 _m ... of in normal subgroups of finite index whose intersection is trivial. Then we show that thep-thL ²-Betti number ofX is the limit of the sequenceb _p(X_m)/[: _m ] whereb _p(X_m) is the (ordinary)p-th Betti number of the finite covering ofX associated with _m .     

A Local Approach to 1-Homogeneous Graphs

Let bea distance-regular graph with diameter d. For vertices x and y of at distancei, 1 i d, we define the setsC _i(x,y) = i–1(x) (y), A _i (x,y) = _i (x) (y) and B _i (x,y) = _i+1(x) (y).Then we say has the CAB_j property,if the partition CAB _i (x,y) = {C _i (x,y),A _i (x,y),B _i (x,y)}of the local graph of y is equitable for each pairof vertices x and y of at distance i j. We show that in with the CAB_j property then the parameters ofthe equitable partitions CAB i(x,y) do not dependon the choice of vertices x and y atdistance i for all i j. The graph has the CAB property if it has the CAB _d property. We show the equivalence of the CAB property and the1-homogeneous property in a distance-regular graph with a ₁ 0. Finally, we classify the 1-homogeneous Terwilligergraphs with c ₂ 2.     

Zur Vollständigkeit der Induktiven Gruppoide der Partiellen Automorphismen von Algebren

For any algebraA let(A) be the set of partial automorphisms (isomorphisms between subalgebras). With the natural multiplication it is an inductive groupoid in the sense of Ehresmann.(A) is complete iff every subset of(A) which is compatible with the semi-ordering has an upper bound. The fact, whether(A) is complete or not, depends on the defining operations ofA. For every direct familyF = (, (A ) ,()_, , of algebras such that all ,, with are one-to-one functions, the direct limit is complete iff all(A) are complete. We give some theorems on the decomposition of inductive groupoids, and employ them in proving the completeness of(A) to variousA.In particular, we obtain that, in case whenG is a finite group,(G) is complete iffG is either cyclic or direct product of a noncyclic group of order 4 and a cyclic group of odd order. For finite acyclic ringsR and finite fieldsK the inductive groupoids(R) and(K) are complete.Further we deal with the question, to what extent algebras are determined by their inductive groupoids. (An algebraA of a classS is defined by(A) iff, for any algebraB of the classS, isomorphism between(A) and(B) implies isomorphism betweenA andB.) Particular attention is paid to finite groups. In general, algebras of classesS are not defined within the classS by their inductive groupoids.

     

On contiguity of probability measures corresponding to semimartingales

, (ⁿ), - (P ⁿ ), P ⁿ (A ⁿ )>0P ⁿ (A ⁿ )0,n. [15] - , . , P ⁿ P ⁿ T ⁿ T ⁿ .     

Rate of approximation by rectangular partial sums of double orthogonal series

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Dedicated to Professor K. Tandori on his seventieth birthday

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This research was supported in part by Grant # K41 100 of the Joint Fund of the Government of Ukraine and the International Science Foundation.     

On the singularities of polar curves

Let be a given equisingularity class of irreducible algebroid plane curves with just one characteristic exponent. We first obtain the equisingularity type of the general polar of a curve of with general moduli and we also determine the Newton-Cramer polygon of the general polar of all curves in .     

The Selberg trace formula for SL(3,Z)

In this article the first step toward the generalization of the Selberg trace formula to the case of a rank 2 symmetric space S and a discrete group for which the fundamental region \S goes to infinity nontrivially appears. For S we use the space SL(3,)/SO(3) and for we use SL(3,). The fundamental results are Theorems 9 and 10, in which is calculated the contribution to the matrix trace of the operator K which appears in the right side of the trace formula of the expression h()d^c(), where ^c() is the continuous part of the spectral measure of the quasiregular representation on the space IL₂(\S).Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 63, pp. 8–66, 1976.     

Theory of Eisenstein series for the group SL(3,R) and its application to a binary problem

On the basis of arithmetic considerations, a Fourier expansion for the leading Eisenstein series is obtained for the principal homogeneous space of the group SL(3,), which is automorphic with respect to the discrete group SL(3,). The main result is Theorem 1 in which an explicit form of the Fourier expansion is presented which generalizes the well-known formula of Selberg and Chowla. From this, in particular, there follows a proof of the analytic continuation and the functional equations for this Eisentein series which is independent of the work of Langlands. The arithmetic coefficients in the Fourier expansion which generalize the number-theoretic functions _s(n)=_d¦n,d>od⁵ make it possible to relate the Eisenstein series considered to the problem of finding the asymptotics as of the sum _n3(n)₃(n+), where ₃(n) is the number of solutions of the equation d₁d₂d₃=n in natural numbers. Part II of the present work will be devoted to this binary problem. At the end of the paper properties of special functions used in Theorem 1 are discussed.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 76, pp. 5–52, 1978.     

The trace to subsets ofR n of Besov spaces in the general case

R ⁿ. , , , F R ⁿ, F , R ⁿ R ⁿ . ^p,q (Rⁿ), >0, 1, q, — ( ) Rⁿ. , ^p,q (Rⁿ) ^F Rⁿ. , q B ^p,q (F), = – (n–)/, >0, — « », ad — F, . , . : , F=R ^d,F— « » F— R ⁿ, « », F. .

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This work has been supported in part by the Swedish Natural Science Research Council.     

Excesses of systems of exponential functions

Conditions on the closeness of real sequences {_n} and {_n} are studied which imply the equality of the excesses of the systems {exp(i_nx)} and {exp(i_nx)} in the space L²(–a, a). A theorem is formulated in terms of the difference of the sequences {_n} and {_n} enumerating the functions. In the corollaries of the theorem, conditions are given in terms of the behavior of the difference _n–_n0. An example is constructed showing that the condition _n–_n0 alone is not sufficient for equality of the excesses.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 22, No. 6, pp. 803–814, December, 1977.     

Über die endliche Lösbarkeit des Plateau-Problems in Riemannschen Mannigfaltigkeiten

We prove finiteness results of Plateau's problem for boundary curves in a normal chart of radius R < /2 in an analytic Riemannian manifold. It is shown that for analytic there exist only finitely many minimal surfaces of the type of the disc bounded by , which represent an absolute minimum of area, and if boundary branch points are excluded, there exist only finitely many relative minima in the normal chart. If lies on the boundary of a strict convex manifold, there cannot exist any boundary branch points.

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Die vorliegende Arbeit entstand als Dissertation am Mathematischen] Institut der Universität Saarbrücken.

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Herrn Prof. Dr. F. Tomi möchte ich für die Bereitstellung des Themas und für seine Betreuung sehr herzlich danken.     

Uniform boundedness of a family of set functions

Let be a ring of sets, X a normed space, : X ( ) a bounded family of triangular functions. The following generalized Nikodym theorem is established: the family {} is uniformly bounded on if and only if it is bounded on every sequence of pairwise disjoint sets of which the union is a part of some set in . An analogous criterion is established also for semiadditive functions. In addition, it is shown that uniform boundedness of a family of triangular functions is preserved in passing from a ring to the -ring it generates.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 23, No. 6, pp. 855–861, June, 1978.