Rudolph diagrams and an analytic realization of the Vitushkin covering

An example of a three-sheeted covering over the ball in ² is constructed. The covering is the union of a four-dimensional ball with an analytic disk. The projection of the ball is a local homeomorphism ramified along the disk, whose projection is a part of an algebraic curve.Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 60, No. 2, pp. 206–224, August, 1996.This research was partially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research under grant No. 93-011-225.     

Curves of maximum genus in range A and stick-figures

In this paper we show the existence of smooth connected space curves not contained in a surface of degree less than , with genus maximal with respect to the degree, in half of the so-called range A. The main tool is a technique of deformation of stick-figures due to G. Fløystad.

     

广义置换图的最大亏格(英文)

In this paper we prove that the generalized permutation graph G(n,k) is upper embeddable if it has at most two odd subcycles,and that the maximum genus of G(n,k) is more than[β(G(n,k))/3]in most cases.     

The genus polynomials of cross-ladder digraphs in orientable surfaces

Some results about the genus distributions of graphs are known,but little is known about those of digraphs.In this paper,the method of joint trees initiated by Liu is generalized to compute the embedding genus distributions of digraphs in orientable surfaces.The genus polynomials for a new kind of 4-regular digraphs called the cross-ladders in orientable surfaces are obtained.These results are close to solving the third problem given by Bonnington et al.     

二阶离散Hamiltonian系统的多重周期解

利用变分原理和Clark定理,研究了带参数的二阶离散Hamiltonian系统的多重周期解,得到了此类方程周期解个数的下界估计.     

The minimal genus problem in rational surfaces CP~2#nCP~2

There are three key ingredients in the study of the minimal genus problem for rational surfaces CP2#nCP2: the generalized adjunction formula, the action of the orthogonal group of the Lorentz space and the geometric construction. In this paper, we prove the uniqueness of the standard form (see Definition 1.1 and Theorem 1.1) of a 2-dimensional homology class under the action of the subgroup of the Lorentz orthogonal group that is realized by the diffeomorphisms of CP2#nCP2.Using the geometric construction, we determine the minimal genera of some classes (see Theorem 1.2).     

A TIGHT LOWER BOUND ON THE MAXIMUM GENUS OF 3-EDGE CONNECTED LOOPLESS GRAPHS

1.IntroductionThernchmumgenusl7M(G),ofacormectedgraphG~(V,E)isthem~amongthegenera,amongwhichGhasacellularembeddingonaspherewithkhandles.SinceanyembeddingofGhasatleastonefaCe,byEulerpolyhedralequation,itcanbeobtainedthatwhereP(G)=IE(G)I--IV(G)l IisthecyclerankofG.AgraphGiscalledop-imbeddableif7M(C)=Lop]exactly.Kund.[1]provedthatthereareatleasttWOedge-disjointspanningtreesinGifGis4-edgecormected.LiuandXuongcharacterizedtheuptheeddabilityofgraphsasinthefollowing.Theorem1.112'31.Acorm…     

The Riemann problem on a finite-sheeted Riemann surface of infinite genus

LetR be the Riemann surface of the functionu(z) specified by the equationu ⁿ=P(z) withn ε ℕ,n ≥ 2, andz ε ℂ, whereP(z) is an entire function with infinitely many simple zeros. OnR, the Riemann boundary-value problem for an arbitrary piecewise smooth contour Γ is considered. Necessary and sufficient conditions for its solvability are obtained, and its explicit solution is constructed. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 67, No. 1, pp. 25–35, January, 2000.     

On the peirce decompositions for freudenthal—kantor triple systems

It is the object of this paper to investigate the Peirce decomposition for Freudenthal-Kantor triple systems, by making use of the concept of anti-derivation of the triple systems.     

Log‐concavity of genus distributions for circular ladders

A well‐known conjecture in topological graph theory says that the genus distribution of every graph is log‐concave. In this paper, the genus distribution of the circular ladder is re‐derived, using overlap matrices and Chebyshev polynomials, which facilitates proof that this genus distribution is log‐concave.