Sur l'extension des fonctions CR dans une variété de stein

Sumé Etant donné un domaine D relativement compact d'une variété de Stein M de dimension n, n 2, on montre que toute fonction continue, CR, définie sur un ouvert connexe de D ayant un complémentaire K dont l'enveloppe holomorphiquement convexe dans M ne rencontre pas ¯ DK, se prolonge en une fonction holomorphe sur D.

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Summary Let there be given a relatively compact domain D in a Stein manifold M of dimension n, n 2, we prove the holomorphic extendibility of the continuous CR functions defined on an open connected subset of D, provided theO(M)-hull of its complementary K does not meet ¯ DK.

     

A functional inequality for real-analytic functions

Summary Forf ( C ⁿ() and 0 t x letJ _n (f, t, x) = (–1)ⁿ f(–x)f ⁽ⁿ⁾(t) +f(x)f ⁽ⁿ⁾ (–t). We prove that the only real-analytic functions satisfyingJ _n (f, t, x) 0 for alln = 0, 1, 2, are the exponential functionsf(x) = c e ^x,c, . Further we present a nontrivial class of real-analytic functions satisfying the inequalitiesJ ₀ (f, x, x) 0 and ₀ ^x (x – t)^{n – 1}J_n(f, t, x)dt 0 (n 1).     

Perturbation of a self-adjoint operator by a subordinate symmetric operator

The following variant of Rellich's theorem is proved. Let A,B be operators in a Hilbert space, A=A^*, BB^* and D(B)D(A). We assume that (Bu,u)(Au,u), uD(A) for some> –1. Then the operator A + B with domain of definition D(A) is self-adjoint.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 147, pp. 196–198, 1985.     

Generalized shift,generalized convolution and some extremal relations in the theory of the approximation of functions

One considers the generalized shift operator, defined on the space of functions, summable on [–1, 1] with the weight (1–x)(1+x)(–1/2), and the corresponding generalized convolution operator. One introduces some differential operators and one considers the corresponding classes of functions, which can be represented in the form of a generalized convolution. For these classes one obtains a series of extremal relations of the theory of approximation of functions by algebraic polynomials. An essential role is played by some duality relations for the classes of generalized convolutions.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 149, pp. 150–157, 1986.     

On the postulation of a general projection of a curve inP N,N⩾4

Summary Fix a curve X of genus g and L Pic ^d (X). Let _L(X) be the image of X through the complete linear system H⁰(X, L). Here we prove that a general projection of _L(X) intoP ^N has maximal rank if either (a) N4, 0gN–1, dg+N, or (b) dd (g, N) for suitable d(g, N).     

On the homogeneous ideal of projectively normal curves

Summary Fix integers k, d, g with g0, dg+3, k>0, 2k<(d–g), d(g(k+1)/k) + k+1. Here we prove that for a general curve X of genus g and a general L Pic^d(X), L is normally presented.     

A lower bound for n-diameters

Let D be a subset of the s-dimensional lattice Z^S, M=M(D) the number of elements in D, _Dthe space of trigonometric polynomials on the torus T^S with spectrum concentrated in D and having unit norm in L₂(T^S). In this paper we give the following bound for the Gel'fand diameter:d ⁿ( _D,C(T^s))M/2–N/2. This bound is subsequently used for actual functional classes.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 413–419, October, 1972.     

Surgery on the Novikov complex

Let M be a closed connected smooth manifold with dim M=n6, and : ₁(M) Z be an epimorphism. Denote by the group ring of ₁(M) and let ^– be its Novikov completion. Let D _* be a free-based finitely generated chain complex over ^– . Assume that D _ii=0 for i1 and in–1 and that D _* has the same simple homotopy type as the Novikov-completed simplicial chain complex of the universal covering M. Let N be an integer. We prove that D _* can be realized, up to the terms of ^– of degree N as the Novikov complex of a Morse map : M S ¹, belonging to . Applications to Arnold's conjectures and to the theory of fibering of M over S ¹ are given.     

Characterizing projective bundles by means of ample divisors

Let X be a complex projective manifold and AX a non-singular hypersurface which is an ample divisor having characteristic cycles A_i non-singular in every dimension i0. The pairs (X,A) such that g(A₁)=h^1,0 (X) are characterized.     

Distribution of the supremum of sums of independent variables with negative drift

Let {_n} be a sequence of identically distributed independent random variables,M₁=<0,M ₁ ² <;S ₀=0,S _n =₁+₂,+...+ _{n, n}1;¯ S=sup {S _n n=0.} The asymptotic behavior ofP(¯ St) as t is studied. If _t ^P (₁x dx=0((t)), thenP(¯ St)– 1/¦¦ _t P (₁x dx=0((t)) (t) is a positive function, having regular behavior at infinity.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 22, No. 5, pp. 763–770, November, 1977.The author thanks B. A. Rogozin for the formulation of the problem and valuable remarks.     

On the postulation of a general projection of a curve inP 3

Summary We say that a curve C in P ³ has maximal rank if for every integer k the restriction map r_c(k):H ⁰(P ³, O_P3(k)) H⁰ (C, O_C(k))has maximal rank. Here we prove the following results. Theorem 1Fix integers g, d with 0g3,dg+3.Fix a curve X of genus g and L Pic^d (X).If g=3and X is hyperelliptic, assume d8. Let _L(X)be the image of X by the complete linear system H ⁰(X, L). Then a general projection of _L(X)into P ³ has maximal rank. Theorem 2For every integer g0,there exists an integer d(g, 3)such that for every dd(g, 3),for every smooth curve X of genus g and every LPic^d (X) the general projection of _L(X)into P ³ has maximal rank.     

On regular embedding integrally in R3 of metrics of class C4 of negative curvature

On the x₀y plane let there be specified a complete metric of negative curvature K by means of the line element ds²=dx²+B²(x, y) dy², and, in the strip _a={0xa, -4-bounded function B>0,K-²<0 ( and are constants). Then, the metric in strip _a is embedded in R³ by means of a surface of class C³.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 14, No. 2, pp. 261–266, August, 1973.     

The Second Lacuna in the Orders of Movement Groups of the Spaces U n

We prove the nonexistence of symmetrically linearly connected spaces of hyperplane elements admitting a movement group G _r with n ² - n + 2 r n² - 1, n 5.     

Independence in hypergraphs

Suppose an integral function (|A|)q₁ defined on the subsets of edges of a hypergraph (X,u,) satisfies the following two conditions: 1) any set W u such that |A|(|A|) for any AW is matroidally independent; 2) if W is an independent set, then there exists a unique partitionW=T₁+ T₂+...+T_v such that |T ⁱ |=(|T ⁱ |),i1:v, and for any AW, |A|(|A|) there exists a T_i such that AT_i. The form of such a function is found, in terms of parameters of generalized connected components, hypercycles, and hypertrees.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 114, pp. 196–204, 1982.     

On symmetrizable operators of which some iteration satisfies a positive definite condition

Considered are linear (in general, unbounded) operators A, defined on a set R which is dense in the Hubert Space X, which are symmetrizable by a symmetric operator H in R. Under the condition that there exists an integer p 0 for which (HA^P _x, x) 0 for any x R, the spectral properties of the operator A and the solutions of the equation x - Ax=y, x, y R are investigated. The results obtained are applied to investigating some boundary-value problems for differential equations.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 71–76, January, 1969.     

Two theorems concerning variational systems of smooth dynamical systems

A dynamical system given by a vector field of class C² in an n-dimensional, smooth, closed manifold Vⁿ let us call differentially homogeneous if for every v, w Vⁿ there exists a diffeomorphism of Vⁿ into itself such that it takes v into w and commutes with respect to motion along a trajectory for any time t. It can be shown that all of the variational systems of such a system are almost reducible.Furthermore, the dynamical systems given by the vector fieldsf(v) are considered to be ergodic in that they have the same integral invariant (nearly all of the variational systems of such a system have the same indices ₁(f)₂(f)... _n(f). It is proven that is an upper semicontinuous function off(v) when k=1, 2, ..., n.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 49–54, January, 1969.     

On the Existence of Solutions for Some Nondegenerate Nonlinear Wave Equations of Kirchhoff Type

Let be a bounded domain in #x211D;ⁿ with a smooth boundary . In this work we study the existence of solutions for the following boundary value problem:

Convolution equations in spaces of sequences with an exponential growth constraint

One describes the sets of the solutions of the convolution equations S*x=0 (on the set or on ₊={n:n0}) in the spaces of sequences of the type X=^X(, ), where. One proves that any 1-invariant subspace E,EX, coincides with KezS for some S and, after the Laplace transform can be represented in the form f·A(K_{(, )}), where K_{(, )}={z:kⁿ}_{n z} ^: }+{xX:x_k=0, k(, ), whose zeros do not accumulate to the circumference ¦¦=.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSP, Vol. 149, pp. 107–115, 1986.The author expresses his sincere gratitude to N. K. Nikol'skii for the formulation of the problem and for his interest in the paper.     

Unisecant curves on a general ruled surface

Let X be an irreducible algebraic curve of genus g smooth and proper over an algebraically closed field k, a locally free sheaf of rank 2 over X, F=P() the projective bundle associated to and :FX the canonical projection. Aunisecant curve on F is a curve (effective divisor) C on F such that the intersection number (C,–¹(x))=1, x X. Notice that a section of F over X or alternatively a sub-line bundle of means simply an irreducible unisecant curve. We give here some results on unisecant curves on F. In particular we are able to prove C.Segre's result regarding his general surfaces [8]. A more ample account including all the details will appear later.     

Semilinear Perturbations of Harmonic Spaces,Liouville Property and a Boundary Value Problem

Let (X,) be a P-harmonic Bauer space and let be a Borel measurable function on X×R satisfying conditions (A) through (D) of Section 2 (e.g., (x,t)=t|t|^–1 where >1). For every Kato family M of potential kernels on X let ^M U(X) denote the set of all real continuous functions on X such that u+K ^M _D (,u)(D) for every open relatively compact subset D of X. We study the existence of a non-trivial function in ^M U(X) which is dominated by a given positive harmonic function on X. If X is a domain of R ^d , is a positive Kato measure on X and L is a second-order differential operator in R ^d , we apply our study to derive a characterization of finite positive measures on the minimal Martin boundary ^M ₁ X for which the boundary value problem Lu=(,u) in X and u= on ^M ₁ X is solvable.