高阶积分微分方程的周期边值问题

研究一类高阶积分微分方程的周期边值问题,利用上下解和单调迭代法证得最大解和最小解的存在性。     

type free resolutions of monomial ideals

Let be a monomial ideal of . Bayer-Peeva-Sturmfels studied a subcomplex of the Taylor resolution, defined by a simplicial complex . They proved that if is generic (i.e., no variable appears with the same non-zero exponent in two distinct monomials which are minimal generators), then is the minimal free resolution of , where is the Scarf complex of . In this paper, we prove the following: for a generic (in the above sense) monomial ideal and each integer , there is an embedded prime of . Thus a generic monomial ideal with no embedded primes is Cohen-Macaulay (in this case, is shellable). We also study a non-generic monomial ideal whose minimal free resolution is for some . In particular, we prove that if all associated primes of have the same height, then is Cohen-Macaulay and is pure and strongly connected.

     

On free actions, minimal flows, and a problem by Ellis

We exhibit natural classes of Polish topological groups such that every continuous action of on a compact space has a fixed point, and observe that every group with this property provides a solution (in the negative) to a 1969 problem by Robert Ellis, as the Ellis semigroup of the universal minimal -flow , being trivial, is not isomorphic with the greatest -ambit. Further refining our construction, we obtain a Polish topological group acting freely on the universal minimal flow yet such that and are not isomorphic. We also display Polish topological groups acting effectively but not freely on their universal minimal flows. In fact, we can produce examples of groups of all three types having any prescribed infinite weight. Our examples lead to dynamical conclusions for some groups of importance in analysis. For instance, both the full group of permutations of an infinite set, equipped with the pointwise topology, and the unitary group of an infinite-dimensional Hilbert space with the strong operator topology admit no free action on a compact space, and the circle forms the universal minimal flow for the topological group of orientation-preserving homeomorphisms. It also follows that a closed subgroup of an amenable topological group need not be amenable.

     

Projective threefolds on which acts with 2-dimensional general orbits

The birational geometry of projective threefolds on which acts with 2-dimensional general orbits is studied from the viewpoint of the minimal model theory of projective threefolds. These threefolds are closely related to the minimal rational threefolds classified by Enriques, Fano and Umemura. The main results are (i) the -birational classification of such threefolds and (ii) the classification of relatively minimal models in the fixed point free cases.

     

On Maps Of Bounded p-Variation With p>1

This paper addresses properties of maps of bounded p-variation (p>1) in the sense of N. Wiener, which are defined on a subset of the real line and take values in metric or normed spaces. We prove the structural theorem for these maps and study their continuity properties. We obtain the existence of a Hölder continuous path of minimal p-variation between two points and establish the compactness theorem relative to the p-variation, which is an analog of the well-known Helly selection principle in the theory of functions of bounded variation. We prove that the space of maps of bounded p-variation with values in a Banach space is also a Banach space. We give an example of a Hölder continuous of exponent 0<<1 set-valued map with no continuous selection. In the case p=1 we show that a compact absolutely continuous set-valued map from the compact interval into subsets of a Banach space admits an absolutely continuous selection.     

Computing irreducible representations of supersolvable groups over small finite fields

We present an algorithm to compute a full set of irreducible representations of a supersolvable group over a finite field , , which is not assumed to be a splitting field of . The main subroutines of our algorithm are a modification of the algorithm of Baum and Clausen (Math. Comp. 63 (1994), 351-359) to obtain information on algebraically conjugate representations, and an effective version of Speiser's generalization of Hilbert's Theorem 90 stating that vanishes for all .

     

The binding of free oligopeptides to cyclodextrins: The role of the tyrosine group

The formation of-cyclodextrin (-CD) and,-cyclodextrin (-CD) inclusion complexes with free tyrosine and the tyrosine residues within two free oligopeptides were investigated using steady-state fluorescence spectroscopy. The oligopeptides consist of five amino acids (pentapeptide) and the tyrosine residues are located at then-termini. The two peptides used in this study have well-known biological functions and are known to bind selectively to specific cell receptors. Cyclodextrins were used to model this receptor-peptide (protein-ligand) interaction. Equilibrium binding constants and the enthalpy and entropy of binding were recovered. Molecular size of the tyrosine-containing species and pH (7.0 vs. 10.0) were found to have little affect on-CD binding. However, tyrosine binding to-CD was dependent on the size (free tyrosine vs. peptide), structure, and pentapeptide conformation.     

一类特殊的延迟倒向随机微分方程的最小解

本文研究一类特殊的延迟倒向随机微分方程最小解的相关问题.当假设生成子满足连续性假设和类似线性增长条件时,证明了最小解的存在性.本文推广了最小解存在的一般假设条件,这里假设要弱于之前的文献,然而本文得到了更好的引理,并且得到了相同的结论.     

Kolmogorov exponents for near-incompressible turbulence from perturbative quantum field theory

I derive the Kolmogorov exponents for the energy spectrum of freely-decaying, fully-developed, near-incompressible turbulence, using the methods of perturbative quantum field theory. In contrast to the approach involving Gaussian random forces, the leading-order result is determined uniquely through selfconsistency. At the first order in , I find a unique and nontrivial, IR (infrared) stable fixed-line. I show that the upper critical dimension of this system is 6, and E(k)k^–2 in 3 dimensions and E(k)k^–3 in 2 dimensions along this nontrivial fixed-line (at the one-loop level).