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Damir Bakic 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):441-448
We prove the following generalization of the noncommutative Tietze extension theorem: if is a countably generated Hilbert -module over a -unital -algebra, then the canonical extension of a surjective morphism of Hilbert -modules to extended (multiplier) modules, , is also surjective.
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B. Blackadar recently proved that any full corner in a unital C*-algebra has K-theoretic stable rank greater than or equal to the stable rank of . (Here is a projection in , and fullness means that .) This result is extended to arbitrary (unital) rings in the present paper: If is a full idempotent in , then . The proofs rely partly on algebraic analogs of Blackadar's methods and partly on a new technique for reducing problems of higher stable rank to a concept of stable rank one for skew (rectangular) corners . The main result yields estimates relating stable ranks of Morita equivalent rings. In particular, if where is a finitely generated projective generator, and can be generated by elements, then .
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Rustam Sadykov 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(3):931-936
The Pontrjagin-Thom construction expresses a relation between the oriented bordism groups of framed immersions , and the stable homotopy groups of spheres. We apply the Pontrjagin-Thom construction to the oriented bordism groups of mappings n$">, with mildest singularities. Recently, O. Saeki showed that for , the group is isomorphic to the group of smooth structures on the sphere of dimension . Generalizing, we prove that is isomorphic to the -th stable homotopy group , , where is the group of oriented auto-diffeomorphisms of the sphere and is the group of rotations of .
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Wieslaw Pawlucki 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):481-484
For each positive integer we construct a -function of one real variable, the graph of which has the following property: there exists a real function on which is -extendable to , for each finite, but it is not -extendable.
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Inhyeop Yi 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2003,131(4):1273-1282
Let be an edge-wrapping rule which presents a one-dimensional generalized solenoid , and let be the adjacency matrix of . When is a wedge of circles and leaves the unique branch point fixed, we show that the stationary dimension group of is an invariant of homeomorphism of even if is not orientable.
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Kwok-Kwong Stephen Choi Jianya Liu 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(4):945-951
Let be non-zero integers and any integer. Suppose that and for . In this paper we prove that (i) if the are not all of the same sign, then the above quadratic equation has prime solutions satisfying and (ii) if all the are positive and , then the quadratic equation is soluble in primes Our previous results are and in place of and above, respectively.
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Mohammed Hichem Mortad 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):455-464
We give classes of unbounded real-valued for which is self-adjoint on , , where is the wave operator defined on .
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Let be a real Hilbert space. Let , be bounded monotone mappings with , where and are closed convex subsets of satisfying certain conditions. Suppose the equation has a solution in . Then explicit iterative methods are constructed that converge strongly to such a solution. No invertibility assumption is imposed on , and the operators and need not be defined on compact subsets of .
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A Borel (or even analytic) subring of either has Hausdorff dimension or is all of . Extensions of the method of proof yield (among other things) that any analytic subring of having positive Hausdorff dimension is equal to either or .
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E. Ballico 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(1):1-10
Let , , be integral varieties. For any integers 0$">, , and set and . Let be the set of all linear -spaces contained in a linear -space spanned by points of , points of , ..., points of . Here we study some cases where has the expected dimension. The case was recently considered by Chiantini and Coppens and we follow their ideas. The two main results of the paper consider cases where each is a surface, more particularly:
or
or
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Lev Bukovsky Krzysztof Ciesielski 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):605-611
A topological space is a -space provided that, for every sequence of continuous functions from to , if the series converges pointwise, then it converges pseudo-normally. We show that every regular Lindelöf -space has the Rothberger property. We also construct, under the continuum hypothesis, a -subset of of cardinality continuum.
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Spiros A. Argyros Sophocles Mercourakis 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(3):773-785
We present two examples of WCG spaces that are not hereditarily WCG. The first is a space with an unconditional basis, and the second is a space such that is WCG and does not contain . The non-WCG subspace of has the additional property that is not WCG and is reflexive.
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Christoph Schmoeger 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):511-518
Let be a complex Banach space and a bounded linear operator on . is called meromorphic if the spectrum of is a countable set, with the only possible point of accumulation, such that all the nonzero points of are poles of . By means of the analytical core we give a spectral theory of meromorphic operators. Our results are a generalization of some results obtained by Gong and Wang (2003).
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On strong convergence to common fixed points of nonexpansive semigroups in Hilbert spaces 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
Tomonari Suzuki 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2003,131(7):2133-2136
In this paper, we prove the following strong convergence theorem: Let be a closed convex subset of a Hilbert space . Let be a strongly continuous semigroup of nonexpansive mappings on such that . Let and be sequences of real numbers satisfying , 0$"> and . Fix and define a sequence in by for . Then converges strongly to the element of nearest to .
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Regina Sandra Burachik Vaithilingam Jeyakumar 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(6):1741-1748
In this paper it is shown that if and are two closed convex subsets of a Banach space and , then whenever the convex cone, , is weak* closed, where and are the support function and the normal cone of the set respectively. This closure condition is shown to be weaker than the standard interior-point-like conditions and the bounded linear regularity condition.
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G. Paouris 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):565-575
We discuss the following question: Do there exist an absolute constant 0$"> and a sequence tending to infinity with , such that for every isotropic convex body in and every the inequality holds true? Under the additional assumption that is 1-unconditional, Bobkov and Nazarov have proved that this is true with . The question is related to the central limit properties of isotropic convex bodies. Consider the spherical average . We prove that for every and every isotropic convex body in , the statements (A) ``for every , " and (B) ``for every , , where " are equivalent.
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Michela Artebani Gian Pietro Pirola 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(2):331-341
Let be a compact Riemann surface of genus and be an integer. We show that admits meromorphic functions with monodromy group equal to the alternating group
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Paul A. Hagelstein Roger L. Jones 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2005,133(1):185-190
Let denote the unit circle. An example of a sublinear translation-invariant operator acting on is given such that is of restricted weak type but not of weak type .
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N. J. Kalton 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2003,131(4):1225-1231
We show that if is an quasi-isometry, with , defined on the unit ball of , then there is an affine isometry with where is a universal constant. This result is sharp.
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Takahiko Nakazi 《Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society》2003,131(4):1267-1271
and denote the Hardy spaces on the open unit disc . Let be a function in and . If is an inner function and , then is orthogonal in . W.Rudin asked if the converse is true and C. Sundberg and C. Bishop showed that the converse is not true. Therefore there exists a function such that is not an inner function and is orthogonal in . In this paper, the following is shown: is orthogonal in if and only if there exists a unique probability measure on [0,1] with supp such that for nearly all in where is the Nevanlinna counting function of . If is an inner function, then is a Dirac measure at .