On Regular Riesz Subspaces

The paper is devoted to investigations of properties of regular Riesz subspaces and connections between regularity and some topological properties. The problem if a topological closure preserves regularity is solved in the class of discrete Riesz spaces. We also characterize Dedekind complete Riesz spaces possessing the same classes of -regular and regular Riesz subspaces Moreover, various examples of regular and non regular Riesz spaces are presented.     

On Crown-Free Graphs with Regular μ-Subgraphs,II

The crown is the complete multipartite graph K _1,1,3. Terwilliger graphs without crowns and graphs without 3-cocliques with regular -subgraphs of given positive degree are studied. As a corollary, the local structure of graphs in which the neighborhoods of vertices are regular Terwilliger graphs of diameter 2 and some of these neighborhoods contain no 7-paws is determined. Connected crown-free graphs in which -subgraphs are edge regular graphs of diameter not exceeding 2 with given parameters are described.     

Stability Tests for Two Common Classes of Linear Time‐Delay and Hybrid Systems

The stability of linear timedelay systems with point internal delays is difficult to deal with in practice because of the fact that their characteristic equation is usually of transcendent type rather than of polynomial type. This feature usually causes the system to possess an infinite number of poles. In this paper, stability tests for this class of systems are obtained based either on extensions of classical tests applicable to delayfree systems or on approaches within the framework of twodimensional digital filters. Some of those twodimensional stability tests are also proved to be useful for stability testing of a common class of linear hybrid systems which involve coupled continuous and digital substates after a slightadhoc adaptation of the tests for that situation.     

Centered Poisson Approximation via Stein's Method

The centered Poisson approximation can be considered as a link between the Poisson and normal laws. It has the structure similar to the Poisson distribution but depends on two parameters. The results obtained via the Stein–Chen method for sums of independent and dependent indicators show that the centred Poisson approximation is a strong alternative to the standard Poisson and normal approximations and, potentially, is more widely applicable.     

Strongly Regular Graphs and Designs with Three Intersection Numbers

We investigate BIBDs with three intersection numbers,x, y, and z, such that the relation on the block set given byA B iff the cardinality of the intersectionof A and B is not equal to x is an equivalence relation. Withsuch a design, we associate a family of strongly regular graphswith the same parameters. Two constructions producing infinitefamilies of such designs are given.     

Topological existence and stability for stackelberg problems

The aim of this paper is to study, in a topological framework, existence and stability for the solutions to a parametrized Stackelberg problem. To this end, approximate solutions are used, more precisely, -solutions and strict -solutions. The results given are of minimal character and the standard types of constraints are considered, that is, constant constraints, constraints defined by a finite number of inequalities, and more generally constraints defined by an arbitrary multifunction.     

Von Neumann Categories and Extended L2 Cohomology

In this paper we suggest a new general formalism for studying the L2 invariants of polyhedra and manifolds. First, we examine generality in which one may apply the construction of the extended Abelian category, which was earlier suggested by the author using the ideas of P. Freyd. This leads to the notions of a finite von Neumann category and a trace on such a category. Given a finite von Neumann category, we study the extended L2 homology and cohomology theories with values in the Abelian extension. Any trace on the initial category produces numerical invariants – the von Neumann dimension and the Novikov–Shubin numbers. Thus, we obtain the local versions of the Novikov–Shubin invariants, localized at different traces. In the Abelian case this localization can be made more geometric: we show that any torsion object determines a divisor – a closed subspace of the space of the parameters. The divisors of torsion objects together with the information produced by the local Novikov–Shubin invariants may be used to study multiplicities of intersections of algebraic and analytic varieties (we discuss here only simple examples demonstrating this possibility). We compute explicitly the divisors and the von Neumann dimensions of the extended L2 cohomology in the real analytic situation. We also give general formulae for the extended L2 cohomology of a mapping torus. Finally, we show how one can define a De Rham version of the extended cohomology and prove a De Rhamtype theorem.     

A Note on π-Engel Conditions

In this paper we show that the weakly -Engel conditions are closely related to the existance of normal -complements; while the -Engel conditions are closely related to the -nilpotent groups.AMS Subject Classification (2000): 20D20     

On the Algebraic Structure of Quasi-cyclic Codes II: Chain Rings

The ring decomposition technique of part I is extended to the case when the factors in the direct product decomposition are no longer fields but arbitrary chain rings. This includes not only the case of quasi-cyclic codes over rings but also the case of quasi-cyclic codes over fields whose co-index is no longer prime to the characteristic of the field. A new quaternary construction of the Leech lattice is derived.     

ɛ-duality theorem of nondifferentiable nonconvex multiobjective programming

Necessary Kuhn-Tucker conditions up to precision without constraint qualification for -Pareto optimality of multiobjective programming are derived. This article suggests the establishment of a Wolfe-type -duality theorem for nondifferentiable, nonconvex, multiobjective minimization problems. The -vector Lagrangian and the generalized -saddle point for Pareto optimality are studied.