A -normal, not densely normal Tychonoff space

We give an example of a -normal space which is not densely normal.

     

Existence and Limiting Behavior of Trajectories Associated with P0-equations

Given a continuous P₀-function F : Rⁿ Rⁿ, we describe a method of constructing trajectories associated with the P₀-equation F(x) = 0. Various well known equation-based reformulations of the nonlinear complementarity problem and the box variational inequality problem corresponding to a continuous P₀-function lead to P₀-equations. In particular, reformulations via (a) the Fischer function for the NCP, (b) the min function for the NCP, (c) the fixed point map for a BVI, and (d) the normal map for a BVI give raise to P₀-equations when the underlying function is P₀. To generate the trajectories, we perturb the given P₀-function F to a P-function F(x, ); unique solutions of F(x, ) = 0 as varies over an interval in (0, ) then define the trajectory. We prove general results on the existence and limiting behavior of such trajectories. As special cases we study the interior point trajectory, trajectories based on the fixed point map of a BVI, trajectories based on the normal map of a BVI, and a trajectory based on the aggregate function of a vertical nonlinear complementarity problem.     

半无限规划的一个对偶问题

本文对半无限凸规划提出一个新的对偶问题，使用扰动函数、次微分和法锥，文中证明了相应的弱对偶性及强对偶性的充要条件．     

Normal dilatation of triangular matrices

LetR be a (real or complex) triangular matrix of ordern, say, an upper triangular matrix. Is it true that there exists a normaln×n matrixA whose upper triangle coincides with the upper triangle ofR? The answer to this question is “yes” and is obvious in the following cases: (1)R is real; (2)R is a complex matrix with a real or a pure imaginary main diagonal, and moreover, all the diagonal entries ofR belong to a straight line. The answer is also in the affirmative (although it is not so obvious) for any matrixR of order 2. However, even forn=3 this problem remains unsolved. In this paper it is shown that the answer is in the affirmative also for 3×3 matrices.     

A Judging Method for Normal Family

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An asymptotic minimax risk bound for estimation of a linear functional relationship

We consider estimation of the parameter B in a multivariate linear functional relationship X_i=ξ_i+ξ_1i, Y_i=Bξ_i+ξ_2i, i=1,…,n, where the errors (ζ_1i^′, ζ_2i^′) are independent standard normal and (ξ_i, i ) is a sequence of unknown nonrandom vectors (incidental parameters). If there are no substantial a priori restrictions on the infinite sequence of incidental parameters then asymptotically the model is nonparametric but does not fit into common settings presupposing a parameter from a metric function space. A special result of the local asymptotic minimax type for the m.1.e. of B is proved. The accuracy of the normal approximation for the m.l.e. of order n^−1/2 is also established.     

EOL and ETOL array languages

In this paper we study the families of ETOL and EOL array languages. Standard forms for ETOL and EOL array systems are defined and closure properties of the families are studied. Relations of these families with other developmental array languages and other array languages are studied.     

A note on asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary processes

In this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic processes are considered. In particular, it is shown that no criterion based on the existence of uniformly most powerful tests over a local neighborhood can be used in this situation.     

Conditions for the convergence in distribution of maxima of stationary normal processes

The asymptotic distribution of the maximum M_n=max_1?t?nξ_t in a stationary normal sequence ξ₁,ξ,… depends on the correlation r_t between ξ₀ and ξ_t. It is well known that if r_t log t → 0 as t → ∞ or if Σr²_t<∞, then the limiting distribution is the same as for a sequence of independent normal variables. Here it is shown that this also follows from a weaker condition, which only puts a restriction on the number of t-values for which rt log t islarge. The condition gives some insight into what is essential for this asymptotic behaviour of maxima. Similar results are obtained for a stationary normal process in continuous time.     

Deformed Bosons: Combinatorics of Normal Ordering

We solve the normal ordering problem for (A A) ⁿ where A and A are one mode deformed ([A,A ] = [N+1] – [N]) bosonic ladder operators. The solution generalizes results known for canonical bosons. It involves combinatorial polynomials in the number operator N for which the generating function and explicit expressions are found. Simple deformations provide examples of the method.