Approximation of holomorphic maps with a lower bound on the rank

Let be a closed polydisc or ball in , and let be a quasi-projective algebraic manifold which is Zariski locally equivalent to , or a complement of an algebraic subvariety of codimension in such a manifold. If is an integer satisfying , then every holomorphic map from a neighborhood of to with rank at every point of can be approximated uniformly on by entire maps with rank at every point of .

     

Characterization of scaling functions in a multiresolution analysis

We characterize the scaling functions of a multiresolution analysis in a general context, where instead of the dyadic dilation one considers the dilation given by a fixed linear map such that and all (complex) eigenvalues of have absolute value greater than In the general case the conditions depend on the map We identify some maps for which the obtained condition is equivalent to the dyadic case, i.e., when is a diagonal matrix with all numbers in the diagonal equal to There are also easy examples of expanding maps for which the obtained condition is not compatible with the dyadic case. The complete characterization of the maps for which the obtained conditions are equivalent is out of the scope of the present note.

     

Spaces on which every pointwise convergent series of continuous functions converges pseudo-normally

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.

     

On polynomial products in nilpotent and solvable Lie groups

We are dealing with Lie groups which are diffeomorphic to , for some . After identifying with , the multiplication on can be seen as a map . We show that if is a polynomial map in one of the two (sets of) variables or , then is solvable. Moreover, if one knows that is polynomial in one of the variables, the group is nilpotent if and only if is polynomial in both its variables.

     

Real -flats tangent to quadrics in

Let and denote the dimension and the degree of the Grassmannian , respectively. For each there are (a priori complex) -planes in tangent to general quadratic hypersurfaces in . We show that this class of enumerative problems is fully real, i.e., for there exists a configuration of real quadrics in (affine) real space so that all the mutually tangent -flats are real.

     

On restricted weak type : The continuous case

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 .

     

A spectral characterization of the -torus by the first stability eigenvalue

Let be a compact hypersurface with constant mean curvature immersed into the unit Euclidean sphere . In this paper we derive a sharp upper bound for the first eigenvalue of the stability operator of in terms of the mean curvature and the length of the total umbilicity tensor of the hypersurface. Moreover, we prove that this bound is achieved only for the so-called -tori in , with . This extends to the case of constant mean curvature hypersurfaces previous results given by Wu (1993) and Perdomo (2002) for minimal hypersurfaces.

     

Maximal invariant subspaces for

We find the maximal invariant subspaces for on -valued Bergman-type spaces.

     

Sharp Marchaud and converse inequalities in Orlicz spaces

For spaces on , and , sharp versions of the classical Marchaud inequality are known. These results are extended here to Orlicz spaces (on , and ) for which is convex for some , , where is the Orlicz function. Sharp converse inequalities for such spaces are deduced.

     

The Dirichlet-Jordan test and multidimensional extensions

If is a foliation of an open set by smooth -dimensional surfaces, we define a class of functions , supported in , that are, roughly speaking, smooth along and of bounded variation transverse to . We investigate geometrical conditions on that imply results on pointwise Fourier inversion for these functions. We also note similar results for functions on spheres, on compact 2-dimensional manifolds, and on the 3-dimensional torus. These results are multidimensional analogues of the classical Dirichlet-Jordan test of pointwise convergence of Fourier series in one variable.

     

A characterization of Möbius transformations

Let be an integer and let be a domain of . Let be an injective mapping which takes hyperspheres whose interior is contained in to hyperspheres in . Then is the restriction of a Möbius transformation.

     

``Lebesgue measure' on , II

Let be the set of real numbers, and define . We construct a complete measure space where the -algebra contains the Borel subsets of , and is a translation-invariant measure such that for any measurable rectangle , if , then , where is Lebesgue measure on . The measure is not -finite. We prove three Fubini theorems, namely, the Fubini theorem, the mean Fubini-Jensen theorem, and the pointwise Fubini-Jensen theorem. Finally, as an application of the measure , we construct, via selfadjoint operators on , a ``Schrödinger model' of the canonical commutation relations: , , .

     

Class groups of imaginary function fields: The inert case

Let be a finite field and a transcendental element over . An imaginary function field is defined to be a function field such that the prime at infinity is inert or totally ramified. For the totally imaginary case, in a recent paper the second author constructed infinitely many function fields of any fixed degree over in which the prime at infinity is totally ramified and with ideal class numbers divisible by any given positive integer greater than 1. In this paper, we complete the imaginary case by proving the corresponding result for function fields in which the prime at infinity is inert. Specifically, we show that for relatively prime integers and , there are infinitely many function fields of fixed degree such that the class group of contains a subgroup isomorphic to and the prime at infinity is inert.

     

On a theorem of R. Steinberg on rings of coinvariants

Let be a representation of a finite group over the field . Denote by the algebra of polynomial functions on the vector space . The group acts on and hence also on . The algebra of coinvariants is , where is the ideal generated by all the homogeneous -invariant forms of strictly positive degree. If the field has characteristic zero, then R. Steinberg has shown (this is the formulation of R. Kane) that is a Poincaré duality algebra if and only if is a pseudoreflection group. In this note we explore the situation for fields of nonzero characteristic. We prove an analogue of Steinberg's theorem for the case and give a counterexample in the modular case when .

     

On commutators of fractional integrals

Let be the infinitesimal generator of an analytic semigroup on with Gaussian kernel bounds, and let be the fractional integrals of for . For a BMO function on , we show boundedness of the commutators from to , where . Our result of this boundedness still holds when is replaced by a Lipschitz domain of with infinite measure. We give applications to large classes of differential operators such as the magnetic Schrödinger operators and second-order elliptic operators of divergence form.

     

Borel classes of sets of extreme and exposed points in

It is known that the sets of extreme and exposed points of a convex Borel subset of are Borel. We show that for there exist convex subsets of such that the sets of their extreme and exposed points coincide and are of arbitrarily high Borel class. On the other hand, we show that the sets of extreme and of exposed points of a convex set of additive Borel class are of ambiguous Borel class . For proving the latter-mentioned results we show that the union of the open and the union of the closed segments of are of the additive Borel class if is a convex set of additive Borel class .

     

Gradient ranges of bumps on the plane

For a -smooth bump function we show that the gradient range is the closure of its interior, provided that admits a modulus of continuity satisfying as . The result is a consequence of a more general result about gradient ranges of bump functions of the same degree of smoothness. For such bump functions we show that for open sets , either the intersection is empty or its topological dimension is at least two. The proof relies on a new Morse-Sard type result where the smoothness hypothesis is independent of the dimension of the space.

     

Lineability and spaceability of sets of functions on

We show that there is an infinite-dimensional vector space of differentiable functions on every non-zero element of which is nowhere monotone. We also show that there is a vector space of dimension of functions every non-zero element of which is everywhere surjective.

     

Unbounded convex mappings of the ball in

In this paper, we study univalent holomorphic mappings of the unit ball in that have the property that the image contains a line for some , . We show that under certain rather reasonable conditions, up to composition with a holomorphic automorphism of the ball, the mapping is an extension of the strip mapping in the plane to higher dimensions.

     

Lower degree bounds for modular vector invariants

Let be a finite group of order divisible by a prime acting on an vector space where is the field with elements and . Consider the diagonal action of on copies of This note sharpens a lower bound for for groups which have an element of order whose Jordan blocks have sizes at most 2.