Let be a finite group. Consider a pair of linear characters of subgroups of with and agreeing on . Naturally associated with is a finite monoid . Semigroup representation theory then yields a representation of . If is irreducible, we say that is a weight for . When the underlying field is the field of complex numbers, we obtain a formula for the character of in terms of and . We go on to construct weights for some familiar group representations.
A corollary to our result will be that for any weight and any finitely homotopy dominated CW-complex , there exists a Hausdorff compactum with weight and which is universal for the property and weight . The condition means that for every closed subset of and every map , there exists a map which is an extension of . The universality means that for every compact Hausdorff space whose weight is and for which is true, there is an embedding of into .
We shall show, on the other hand, that there exists a CW-complex which is not finitely homotopy dominated but which has the property that for each weight , there exists a Hausdorff compactum which is universal for the property and weight .
Let be the unit disk. We show that for some relatively closed set there is a function that can be uniformly approximated on by functions of , but such that cannot be written as , with and uniformly continuous on . This answers a question of Stray.
Let be a -finite measure space and let be a Frobenius-Perron operator.
In 1997 Bartoszek and Brown proved that if overlaps supports and if there exists , 0$"> on , such that , then is (strongly) asymptotically stable.
In the note we prove that instead of assuming that 0$"> on , it is enough to assume that and . More precisely, we prove that is asymptotically stable if and only if overlaps supports and there exists , , , such that .
The Dirichlet-type space ) is the Banach space of functions analytic in the unit disc with derivatives belonging to the Bergman space . Let be an analytic self-map of the disc and define for . The operator is bounded (respectively, compact) if and only if a related measure is Carleson (respectively, compact Carleson). If is bounded (or compact) on , then the same behavior holds on ) and on the weighted Dirichlet space . Compactness on implies that is compact on the Hardy spaces and the angular derivative exists nowhere on the unit circle. Conditions are given which, together with the angular derivative condition, imply compactness on the space . Inner functions which induce bounded composition operators on are discussed briefly.
For each integer we construct a compact, geodesic metric space which has topological dimension , is Ahlfors -regular, satisfies the Poincaré inequality, possesses as a unique tangent cone at almost every point, but has no manifold points.
On bounded domains we consider the anisotropic problems in with 1$"> and on and in with and on . Moreover, we generalize these boundary value problems to space-dimensions 2$">. Under geometric conditions on and monotonicity assumption on we prove existence and uniqueness of positive solutions. 相似文献
It is shown that a set-valued mapping of a hyperconvex metric space which takes values in the space of nonempty externally hyperconvex subsets of always has a lipschitzian single valued selection which satisfies for all . (Here denotes the usual Hausdorff distance.) This fact is used to show that the space of all bounded -lipschitzian self-mappings of is itself hyperconvex. Several related results are also obtained.
Let be the polynomial algebra over a field of characteristic . We call a polynomial coordinate (or a generator) if for some polynomials . In this note, we give a simple proof of the following interesting fact: for any polynomial of the form where is a polynomial without constant and linear terms, and for any integer , there is a coordinate polynomial such that the polynomial has no monomials of degree . A similar result is valid for coordinate -tuples of polynomials, for any . This contrasts sharply with the situation in other algebraic systems.
On the other hand, we establish (in the two-variable case) a result related to a different kind of density. Namely, we show that given a non-coordinate two-variable polynomial, any sufficiently small perturbation of its non-zero coefficients gives another non-coordinate polynomial.
We study maps and give detailed estimates on in terms of and . These estimates are used to prove a lemma by D. Henry for the case . Here is an open subset and and are Banach spaces.
The following has been proven by Brauer and Nesbitt. Let be a finite group, and let be a prime. Assume is an irreducible complex character of such that the order of a -Sylow subgroup of divides the degree of . Then vanishes on all those elements of whose order is divisible by . The two only known proofs of this theorem use profound methods of representation theory, namely the theory of modular representations or Brauer's characterization of generalized characters. The purpose of this paper is to present a more elementary proof.
We prove for many self-similar, and some more general, sets that if is the Hausdorff dimension of and is Hölder continuous with exponent , then the -dimensional Hausdorff measure of is .