A corollary to our result will be that for any weight and any finitely homotopy dominated CW-complex , there exists a Hausdorff compactum with weight and which is universal for the property and weight . The condition means that for every closed subset of and every map , there exists a map which is an extension of . The universality means that for every compact Hausdorff space whose weight is and for which is true, there is an embedding of into .
We shall show, on the other hand, that there exists a CW-complex which is not finitely homotopy dominated but which has the property that for each weight , there exists a Hausdorff compactum which is universal for the property and weight .
Let be a real Banach space, let be a closed convex subset of , and let , from into , be a pseudo-contractive mapping (i.e. for all and 1)$">. Suppose the space has a uniformly Gâteaux differentiable norm, such that every closed bounded convex subset of enjoys the Fixed Point Property for nonexpansive self-mappings. Then the path , , defined by the equation is continuous and strongly converges to a fixed point of as , provided that satisfies the weakly inward condition.
For a smooth, finite-dimensional manifold with a submanifold we study the topology of the straight loop space , the space of loops whose intersections with are subject to a certain transversality condition. Our main tool is Rourke and Sanderson's compression theorem. We prove that the homotopy type of the straight loop space of a link in depends only on the number of link components.
For a knot in the -sphere, by using the linking form on the first homology group of the double branched cover of the -sphere, we investigate some numerical invariants, -genus , nonorientable -genus and -dimensional clasp number , defined from the four-dimensional viewpoint. T. Shibuya gave an inequality , and asked whether the equality holds or not. From our result in this paper, we find that the equality does not hold in general.
We introduce the notion of a Banach space containing an asymptotically isometric copy of . A well known result of Bessaga and Peczynski states a Banach space contains a complemented isomorphic copy of if and only if contains an isomorphic copy of if and only if contains an isomorphic copy of . We prove an asymptotically isometric analogue of this result.
Let be a vector lattice of real functions on a set with , and let be a linear positive functional on . Conditions are given which imply the representation , , for some bounded charge . As an application, for any bounded charge on a field , the dual of is shown to be isometrically isomorphic to a suitable space of bounded charges on . In addition, it is proved that, under one more assumption on , is the integral with respect to a -additive bounded charge.
Suppose is a block of a group algebra with cyclic defect group. We calculate the Hochschild cohomology ring of , giving a complete set of generators and relations. We then show that if is the principal block, the canonical map from to the Hochschild cohomology ring of induces an isomorphism modulo radicals. 相似文献
We give an example of a positive operator in a Krein space with the following properties: the nonzero spectrum of consists of isolated simple eigenvalues, the norms of the orthogonal spectral projections in the Krein space onto the eigenspaces of are uniformly bounded and the point is a singular critical point of
A variety is a class of Banach algebras , for which there exists a family of laws such that is precisely the class of all Banach algebras which satisfies all of the laws (i.e. for all , . We say that is an -variety if all of the laws are homogeneous. A semivariety is a class of Banach algebras , for which there exists a family of homogeneous laws such that is precisely the class of all Banach algebras , for which there exists 0$"> such that for all homogeneous polynomials , , where . However, there is no variety between the variety of all -algebras and the variety of all -algebras, which can be defined by homogeneous laws alone. So the theory of semivarieties and the theory of varieties differ significantly. In this paper we shall construct uncountable chains and antichains of semivarieties which are not varieties.
Let be a commutative ring, let be an indeterminate, and let . There has been much recent work concerned with determining the Dedekind-Mertens number =min , especially on determining when = . In this note we introduce a universal Dedekind-Mertens number , which takes into account the fact that deg() + for any ring containing as a subring, and show that behaves more predictably than .