Cycles on Arithmetic Surfaces

We develop a localized intersection theory for arithmetic schemes on the model of Fulton's intersection theory. We prove a Lefschetz fixed point formula for arithmetic surfaces, and give an application to a conjecture of Serre on the existence of Artin's representations for regular local rings of dimension 2 and unequal characteristic.     

Section theorems,coincidence theorems and intersection theorems on H-spaces with applications

The purpose of this paper is to study the section theorems, coincidence theorems and intersection theorems on H-spaces. As a way of application, we use these results to study the existence problems of solutions for minimax inequalities and variational inequalities. The results presented in this paper improve and extend the corresponding results in [1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14,15, 17]     

Energy of flows on Z2 percolation clusters

We show that if p>p_c( Z ²), then the unique infinite percolation cluster supports a nonzero flow f with finite q energy for all q>2. This extends the work of Grimmett, Kesten, and Zhang (Probab Th. Relat Fields 96 (1993), 33–44) and Levin and Peres (Preprint, 1998) in dimensions d≥3. As an application of our techniques we exhibit a graph that has transient percolation clusters, but does not admit exponential intersection tails. This answers a question asked by Benjamini, Pemantle, and Peres (Ann Probab.) 26(3) (1998) 1198–1211. ©2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Random Struct. Alg., 16, 143–155, 2000     

Total interval number for graphs with bounded degree

The total interval number of an n-vertex graph with maximum degree Δ is at most (Δ + 1/Δ)n/2, with equality if and only if every component of the graph is K_Δ,Δ. If the graph is also required to be connected, then the maximum is Δn/2 + 1 when Δ is even, but when Δ is odd it exceeds [Δ + 1/(2.5Δ + 7.7)]n/2 for infinitely many n. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. J Graph Theory 25: 79–84, 1997     

Combined Modelling of Triply Paired Electronic States of HO2+ ion with 3 Symmetry using Coupled Eigen Model

The multi state triply paired coupled adiabatic electronic states of , symmetries for the title ion have been modelled using the triply paired coupled eigen valued functions with the principal aim of getting a set of well optimized triply paired coupled functions, capable of explaining all the microscopic topograhical features present in the chosen coupled electronic states. The high quality size truncated dynamically correlated points at the limit of complete basis set (CBS) were utilized for this purpose. The proposed model function are presented in an “easy to understand” linear form with respect to the pre-defined variables which are directly dependent on the diabatic potentials and coupling strengths found in the diabatic matrix. Its most important feature (an essential criterion to be selected for modelling the triply degenerate seam pathway) is the ability to predict the existence of an uniquely defined triply degenerate iso-energetic geometry among the chosen coupled states in addition to the prediction of the existence of many doubly degenerate iso-energetic geometries in those states and hence can be adaptable to any general molecular system where such triply or doubly degenerate geometries are believed to occur. The title ion is one among them where many doubly iso-energetic geometries were located but not the triply degenerate one as it is a three atomic system unlike the polyatomic case where the triply degenerate geometry will most likely to be found. To do this work, one requires the knowledge of four asymptotic diatomic curves upon atom+diatom dissociation whose correct correlated spectroscopic states are O₂⁺ , O₂ , O₂⁺ , OH⁺ . The quality and the characteristics of analytical surface of the ion is discussed well in detail.