Strict topologies on measure spaces

Let X be a measurable space, let be a family of measurable subsets of it, and let be a subspace of complex measures on X that is also closed under restrictions of measures. In this paper we introduce the ‐convergence topology and the ‐strict topology on . Among other results, we find necessary and sufficient conditions for Hausdorff‐ness and coincide‐ness of these topologies. Applications to Lebesgue spaces, and also examples in Hausdorff topological spaces and locally compact groups are given.     

Approximation of planar BV homeomorphisms by diffeomorphisms

We show that a planar BV homeomorphism can be approximated in the area strict sense, together with its inverse, with smooth or piecewise affine homeomorphisms.     

Statistical causality,martingale problems and local uniqueness

The paper considers a statistical concept of causality in continuous time in the filtered probability spaces which is based on the Granger’s definition of causality. The given causality concept is then applied to the solution of the martingale problem (associated with the stochastic differential equation driven with semimartingales). More precisely, we show that the given causality concept is closely connected to the concept of extremality of measures for the solutions of the martingale problem, for the stopped martingale problem and for the local martingale problem. We also show the equivalence between some models of causality and local uniqueness (for the solutions of the martingale problem).     

A strict topology on Orlicz spaces

Let φ be a Young function, Ω be a locally compact space, and μ be a positive Radon measure on Ω. We consider a strict topology (in the sense of Sentilles‐Taylor) on the Orlicz function space and investigate various properties of this locally convex topology. We also study the Orlicz space of a locally compact group G with a left Haar measure under the strict topology and certain other natural locally convex topologies. Finally we present some results on various continuity properties of convolution operators on under the topology and other natural ones.     

决策者具有(严格)凸性偏好结构下的一类交互式多目标决策方法

为了更好地解决决策者具有(严格)凸性偏好结构下的多目标决策问题,一般目标空间为有界凸域的情形常常可以转化为目标空间为有界闭凸区域的情形,首先分析了切割平面及该平面上偏好最优点与被切割平面分割成的为有界闭凸区域的目标空间或目标空间的子集的两个部分之间的关系;然后分析并指出了对于包含全局偏好最优目标方案点的为有界闭凸域的目标空间及其子集(准最优目标集),在确定了切割平面上的偏好最优点后,通过适当地选取供决策者与切割平面的偏好最优点进行比较判断的目标方案点,经过一次比较就可以确定一个新的范围更小的包含全局偏好最优目标方案点的目标空间的有界闭凸子区域(准最优目标集).为获取切割平面上的偏好最优点,提出了改进的坐标轮换法.在这些结论和方法的基础上,提出了决策者具有(严格)凸性偏好结构下的一类交互式多目标决策方法,要求决策者提供较易的偏好性息,决策效能较好.     

Tensor Products of Non-Archimedean Weighted Spaces of Continuous Functions

It is shown that the completion of the tensor product of two non-Archimedean weighted spaces of continuous functions is topologically isomorphic to another weighted space. Several applications of this result are given.     

G-凸空间的择一原理和极大极小不等式

Using a fixed point theorem by Kuo, Jeng and Huang, we obtain in G-convex spaces a very general intersection theorem concerning the values of three maps. From this result we derive successively alternative theorems concerning maximal elements, analytic alternatives and minimax inequalities.     

Metastable states in homogeneous Ising models

Metastable states of homogeneous 2D and 3D Ising models are studied under free boundary conditions. The states are defined in terms of weak and strict local minima of the total interaction energy. The morphology of these minima is characterized locally and globally on square and cubic grids. Furthermore, in the 2D case, transition from any spin configuration that is not a strict minimum to a strict minimum is possible via non-energy-increasing single flips.     

Strict achirality of prime links up to 11-crossing

In this paper we determine all strictly achiral prime links up to 11 crossings. There are exactly four strictly achiral non-trivial prime links up to 11 crossings.     

The Arrow paradox with fuzzy preferences

This note considers a new factorization of a fuzzy weak binary preference relation into its asymmetric and symmetric parts. Arrow’s General Possibility Theorem is then examined within the resulting framework of vague individual and social preferences. The outcome of this exercise is compared with some earlier results available in the literature on the Arrow paradox with fuzzy preferences.