Γ-flatness and Bishop–Phelps–Bollobás type theorems for operators

The Bishop–Phelps–Bollobás property deals with simultaneous approximation of an operator T and a vector x at which T nearly attains its norm by an operator $T_0$ and a vector $x_0$, respectively, such that $T_0$ attains its norm at $x_0$. In this note we extend the already known results about the Bishop–Phelps–Bollobás property for Asplund operators to a wider class of Banach spaces and to a wider class of operators. Instead of proving a BPB-type theorem for each space separately we isolate two main notions: Γ-flat operators and Banach spaces with ${\mathrm{ACK}}_{\rho }$ structure. In particular, we prove a general BPB-type theorem for Γ-flat operators acting to a space with ${\mathrm{ACK}}_{\rho }$ structure and show that uniform algebras and spaces with the property β have ${\mathrm{ACK}}_{\rho }$ structure. We also study the stability of the ${\mathrm{ACK}}_{\rho }$ structure under some natural Banach space theory operations. As a consequence, we discover many new examples of spaces Y such that the Bishop–Phelps–Bollobás property for Asplund operators is valid for all pairs of the form ($X,Y$).     

The extended 1-perfect trades in small hypercubes

An extended $1$-perfect trade is a pair $(T_0,T_1)$ of two disjoint binary distance-$4$ even-weight codes such that the set of words at distance $1$ from $T_0$ coincides with the set of words at distance $1$ from $T_1$. Such trade is called primary if any pair of proper subsets of $T_0$ and $T_1$ is not a trade. Using a computer-aided approach, we classify nonequivalent primary extended $1$-perfect trades of length $10$, constant-weight extended $1$-perfect trades of length $12$, and Steiner trades derived from them. In particular, all Steiner trades with parameters $(5,6,12)$ are classified.     

The Laplacian spectral radius of trees and maximum vertex degree

Let $\Delta \left(T\right)$ and $\mu \left(T\right)$ denote the maximum degree and the Laplacian spectral radius of a tree $T$, respectively. In this paper we prove that for two trees $T_1$ and $T_2$ on $n(n\ge 21)$ vertices, if $\Delta \left(T_1\right)>\Delta \left(T_2\right)$ and $\Delta \left(T_1\right)\ge ?\frac{11n}{30}?+1$, then $\mu \left(T_1\right)>\mu \left(T_2\right)$, and the bound “$\Delta \left(T_1\right)\ge ?\frac{11n}{30}?+1$” is the best possible. We also prove that for two trees $T_1$ and $T_2$ on $2k(k\ge 4)$ vertices with perfect matchings, if $\Delta \left(T_1\right)>\Delta \left(T_2\right)$ and $\Delta \left(T_1\right)\ge ?\frac{k}{2}?+2$, then $\mu \left(T_1\right)>\mu \left(T_2\right)$.     

Un contre-exemple pour un espace d'interpolation qui n'est pas faiblement LUR

According to a previous result of the author, if $(A_0,A_1)$ is an interpolation couple, if $A_0^{?}$ is weakly LUR, then the complex interpolation spaces ${(A_0^{?},A_1^{?})}_{\theta }$ have the same property.Here we construct an interpolation couple $(B_0,B_1)$ where $B_0$ is LUR, but where the complex interpolation spaces ${(B_0,B_1)}_{\theta }$ are not strictly convex.     

Disjointness preserving C0-semigroups and local operators on ordered Banach spaces

We generalize results concerning ${\mathrm{C}}_0$-semigroups on Banach lattices to a setting of ordered Banach spaces. We prove that the generator of a disjointness preserving ${\mathrm{C}}_0$-semigroup is local. Some basic properties of local operators are also given. We investigate cases where local operators generate local ${\mathrm{C}}_0$-semigroups, by using Taylor series or Yosida approximations. As norms we consider regular norms and show that bands are closed with respect to such norms. Our proofs rely on the theory of embedding pre-Riesz spaces in vector lattices and on corresponding extensions of regular norms.     

Some multicolor bipartite Ramsey numbers involving cycles and a small number of colors

For bipartite graphs $G_1,G_2,\dots ,G_k$, the bipartite Ramsey number $b(G_1,G_2,\dots ,G_k)$ is the least positive integer $b$ so that any coloring of the edges of $K_{b,b}$ with $k$ colors will result in a copy of $G_i$ in the $i$th color for some $i$. In this paper, our main focus will be to bound the following numbers: $b(C_{2t_1},C_{2t_2})$ and $b(C_{2t_1},C_{2t_2},C_{2t_3})$ for all $t_i\ge 3,$$b(C_{2t_1},C_{2t_2},C_{2t_3},C_{2t_4})$ for $3\le t_i\le 9,$ and $b(C_{2t_1},C_{2t_2},C_{2t_3},C_{2t_4},C_{2t_5})$ for $3\le t_i\le 5.$ Furthermore, we will also show that these mentioned bounds are generally better than the bounds obtained by using the best known Zarankiewicz-type result.     

Fuzzy Perfect Mappings and Q-Compactness in Smooth Fuzzy Topological Spaces

We point out that the product of two fuzzy closed sets of smooth fuzzy topological spaces need not be fuzzy closed with respect to the the existing notion of product smooth fuzzy topology. To get this property, we introduce a new suitable product smooth fuzzy topology. We investigate whether $F_1\times F_2$ and $(F,H)$ are weakly smooth fuzzy continuity whenever $F_1$, $F_2$, $F$ and $H$ are weakly smooth fuzzy continuous. Using this new product smooth fuzzy topology, we define smooth fuzzy perfect mapping and prove that composition of two smooth fuzzy perfect mappings is smooth fuzzy perfect under some additional conditions. We also introduce two new notions of compactness called $Q$-compactness and $Q$-$\alpha$-compactness; and discuss the compactness of the image of a $Q$-compact set ($Q$-$\alpha$-compact set) under a weakly smooth fuzzy continuous function ($(\alpha ,\beta )$-weakly smooth fuzzy continuous function).     

On the compositum of integral closures of valuation rings

It is well known that if $K_1,K_2$ are algebraic number fields with coprime discriminants, then the composite ring $A_{K_1}{A}_{K_2}$ is integrally closed and $K_1,K_2$ are linearly disjoint over the field of rationals, $A_{K_i}$ being the ring of algebraic integers of $K_i$. In an attempt to prove the converse of the above result, in this paper we prove that if $K_1,K_2$ are finite separable extensions of a valued field $(K,v)$ of arbitrary rank which are linearly disjoint over $K=K_1\cap K_2$ and if the integral closure $S_i$ of the valuation ring $R_v$ of v in $K_i$ is a free $R_v$-module for $i=1,2$ with $S_1{S}_2$ integrally closed, then the discriminant of either $S_1/R_v$ or of $S_2/R_v$ is the unit ideal. We quickly deduce from this result that for algebraic number fields $K_1,K_2$ linearly disjoint over $K=K_1\cap K_2$ for which $A_{K_1}{A}_{K_2}$ is integrally closed, the relative discriminants of $K_1/K$ and $K_2/K$ must be coprime.