Twin solutions to singular boundary value problems

In this paper we establish the existence of two nonnegative solutions to singular and singular focal boundary value problems. Our nonlinearity may be singular at , and/or .

     

Spectral structure and subdecomposability of -hyponormal operators

We prove that for every -hyponormal operator there corresponds a hyponormal operator such that and have ``equal spectral structure". We also prove that every -hyponormal operator is subdecomposable. Then some relevant quasisimilarity results are obtained, including that two quasisimilar -hyponormal operators have equal essential spectra.

     

A criterion for splitting -algebras in tensor products

The goal of the paper is to prove the following theorem: if , are unital -algebras, simple and nuclear, then any -subalgebra of the -tensor product of and , which contains the tensor product of with the scalar multiples of the unit of , splits in the -tensor product of with some -subalgebra of .

     

Normalizers of the congruence subgroups of the Hecke group II

Let . Let be an ideal of and let be the maximal ideal of such that . Then . In particular, if is square free, then is self-normalized in .

     

-sequences

A sequence of positive integers is called a -sequence if every integer has at most representations with all in and . A -sequence is also called a -sequence or Sidon sequence. The main result is the following

Theorem. Let be a -sequence and for an integer . Then there is a -sequence of size , where .

Corollary. Let . The interval then contains a -sequence of size , when .

     

A description of Hilbert -modules in which all closed submodules are orthogonally closed

Let , be -algebras and a full Hilbert --bimodule such that every closed right submodule is orthogonally closed, i.e., . Then there are families of Hilbert spaces , such that and are isomorphic to -direct sums , resp. , and is isomorphic to the outer direct sum .

     

Iwasawa invariants and class numbers of quadratic fields for the prime

Let be a square-free integer with and . Put and . For the cyclotomic -extension of , we denote by the -th layer of over . We prove that the -Sylow subgroup of the ideal class group of is trivial for all integers if and only if the class number of is not divisible by the prime . This enables us to show that there exist infinitely many real quadratic fields in which splits and whose Iwasawa -invariant vanishes.

     

A note on -bases of rings

Let be a tower of rings of characteristic . Suppose that is a finitely presented -module. We give necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of -bases of over . Next, let be a polynomial ring where is a perfect field of characteristic , and let be a regular noetherian subring of containing such that . Suppose that is a free -module. Then, applying the above result to a tower of rings, we shall show that a polynomial of minimal degree in is a -basis of over .

     

Maximal estimates for the -dimensional Walsh-Fourier series

The -dimensional dyadic martingale Hardy spaces are introduced and it is proved that the maximal operator of the means of a Walsh-Fourier series is bounded from to and is of weak type , provided that the supremum in the maximal operator is taken over a positive cone. As a consequence we obtain that the means of a function converge a.e. to the function in question. Moreover, we prove that the means are uniformly bounded on whenever . Thus, in case , the means converge to in norm. The same results are proved for the conjugate means, too.

     

Betti numbers of modules of essentially monomial type

Let be a Noetherian local ring. In this paper we supply formulae for computing the ranks of syzygy and Betti numbers of -modules of essentially monomial type. These modules are defined with respect to various -regular sequences. For example, finite length modules of monomial type over regular local rings of dimension are modules of essentially monomial type with respect to -regular sequences of length . If a module is of essentially monomial type with respect to an -regular sequence of length , then the rank of its -th syzygy is at least and its -th Betti number is at least .

     

Higher order symmetric spaces and the roots of the identity in a Lie group

Let denote the set of all -roots of the identity in a Lie group . We show that is always an embedded submanifold of , having the conjugacy classes of its elements as open submanifolds. These conjugacy classes are examples of -symmetric spaces and we show, more generally, that every -symmetric space of a Lie group is a covering manifold of an embedded submanifold of . We compute also the Hessian of the inclusions of and into , relative to the natural connection on the domain and to the symmetric connection on .

     

Completely continuous multilinear operators on spaces

Given a -linear operator from a product of spaces into a Banach space , our main result proves the equivalence between being completely continuous, having an -valued separately continuous extension to the product of the biduals and having a regular associated polymeasure. It is well known that, in the linear case, these are also equivalent to being weakly compact, and that, for , being weakly compact implies the conditions above but the converse fails.

     

Conjugate -connections and holonomy groups

In this article we show that when the structure group of the reducible principal bundle is and is an -subbundle of , the rank of the holonomy group of a connection which is gauge equivalent to its conjugate connection is less than or equal to , and use the estimate to show that for all odd prime , if the holonomy group of the irreducible connection as above is simple and is not isomorphic to , , or , then it is isomorphic to .

     

Remarks about Schlumprecht space

Let denote the Schlumprecht space. We prove that

(1) is finitely disjointly representable in ;

(2) contains an -spreading model;

(3) for any sequence of natural numbers, is isomorphic to the space .

     

On order continuous norms

It is shown that a normed vector lattice is order continuous if and only if, for every lattice norm on with , the -topology and -topology coincide on every order interval of .

     

On covering translations and homeotopy groups of contractible open -manifolds

This paper gives a new proof of a result of Geoghegan and Mihalik which states that whenever a contractible open -manifold which is not homeomorphic to is a covering space of an -manifold and either or and is irreducible, then the group of covering translations injects into the homeotopy group of .

     

Every -regular

We prove the following: Theorem A. If is a -regular ultrafilter, then either

(a)

is -regular, or

(b)

the cofinality of the linear order is , and is -regular for all .

Corollary B. Suppose that is singular, and either is regular, or . Then every -regular ultrafilter is -regular.

We also discuss some consequences and variations.

     

Injective resolutions of Noetherian rings and cogenerators

We give new construction of injective resolutions of complexes and bimodules. Applying this construction to an injective resolution of a Noetherian ring, we construct a -embedding cogenerator for the category of modules of projective dimension . Moreover, for a Noetherian projective -algebra , we show that satisfies the Auslander condition if and only if the flat dimension of every -module is equal to or larger than the one of the injective hull .

     

Reduction in principal fiber bundles: Covariant Euler-Poincaré equations

Let be a principal -bundle, and let be a -invariant Lagrangian density. We obtain the Euler-Poincaré equations for the reduced Lagrangian defined on , the bundle of connections on .

     

A generalization of Kelley's theorem for -spaces

We prove that if an open map of compacta and has perfect fibers and is a -space, then there exists a -dimensional compact subset of intersecting each fiber of . This is a stronger version of a well-known theorem of Kelley. Applications of this result and related topics are discussed.