一类效应代数的态表示定理

1994年, Foulis和Bennett在表示不可精确测量的量子逻辑结构时引入了效应代数. 该文用直接构造的方法, 给出一类效应代数上的态表示定理. 即, 若Ω是紧的 Hausdorff 拓扑空间, 令E(Ω)={f: f∈C(Ω), 0≤f≤1}, 则φ 是(E(Ω),Ο, 0, 1) 上的态当且仅当Ω 上存在唯一的正则Borel 概率测度μ使得对每个f (E(Ω),Ο, 0, 1),φ (f)=∫_Ω f dμ.     

Full duality among graph algebras and flat graph algebras

We prove that among finite graph algebras and among finite flat graph algebras, dualizability, full dualizability, strong dualizability and entropicity are all equivalent. Any finite (flat) graph algebra which is not dualizable must be inherently non--dualizable for every infinite cardinal . A new, general method for proving strong duality is presented. Received August 30, 1999; accepted in final form September 22, 1999.     

Traces,bitraces and hilbert algebras

Mathematics subject classification numbers, 1980/85. Primary 46K15; Secondary 46E99.     

Grothendieck-like duality for Heyting algebras

In this paper we shall use the multipliers in order to define a sheaf on the prime spectrum of a Heyting algebra. This construction allows us to obtain a Grothendieck-style duality for Heyting algebras. Received March 3, 2000; accepted in final form February 16, 2001.     

Representation of Hilbert algebras and implicative semilattices

In this paper we shall give a topological representation for Hilbert algebras that extend the topological representation given by A. Diego in [4]. For implicative semilattices this representation gives a full duality. We shall also consider the representation for Boolean ring.     

Spectral-like duality for distributive Hilbert algebras with infimum

Distributive Hilbert algebras with infimum, or DH^-algebras for short, are algebras with implication and conjunction, in which the implication and the conjunction do not necessarily satisfy the residuation law. These algebras do not fall under the scope of the usual duality theory for lattice expansions, precisely because they lack residuation. We propose a new approach, that consists of regarding the conjunction as the additional operation on the underlying implicative structure. In this paper, we introduce a class of spaces, based on compactly-based sober topological spaces. We prove that the category of these spaces and certain relations is dually equivalent to the category of DH^-algebras and \({\wedge}\)-semi-homomorphisms. We show that the restriction of this duality to a wide subcategory of spaces gives us a duality for the category of DH^-algebras and algebraic homomorphisms. This last duality generalizes the one given by the author in 2003 for implicative semilattices. Moreover, we use the duality to give a dual characterization of the main classes of filters for DH^-algebras, namely, (irreducible) meet filters, (irreducible) implicative filters and absorbent filters.     

A simple proof of Zagier duality for Hilbert modular forms

In this paper, we give a simple proof of an identity between the Fourier coefficients of the weakly holomorphic modular forms of weight 0 arising from Borcherds products of Hilbert modular forms and those of the weakly holomorphic modular forms of weight satisfying a certain property.

     

Von Neumann Algebras and Hilbert Quantales

When A is a von Neumann algebra, the set of all weakly closed linear subspaces forms a Gelfand quantale, Max_w A. We prove that Max_w A is a von Neumann quantale for all von Neumann algebras A. The natural morphism from Max_w A to the Hilbert quantale on the lattice of weakly closed right ideals of A is, in general, not an isomorphism. However, when A is a von Neumann factor, its restriction to right-sided elements is an isomorphism and this leads to a new characterization of von Neumann factors.     

Approximate duality of g-frames in Hilbert spaces

In this article, we introduce and characterize approximate duality for g-frames. We get some important properties and applications of approximate duals. We also obtain some new results in approximate duality of frames, and generalize some of the known results in approximate duality of frames to g-frames. We also get some results for fusion frames, and perturbation of approximately dual g-frames. We show that approximate duals are stable under small perturbations and they are useful for erasures and reconstruction.     

Relatively pseudocomplemented Hilbert algebras

We characterise those Hilbert algebras that are relatively pseudocomplemented posets.      

CP-H-extendable maps between Hilbert modules and CPH-semigroups

One may ask which maps between Hilbert modules allow for a completely positive extension to a map acting block-wise between the associated (extended) linking algebras. In these notes we investigate in particular those CP-extendable maps where the 22-corner of the extension can be chosen to be a homomorphism, the CP-H-extendable maps. We show that they coincide with the maps considered by Asadi [4], by Bhat, Ramesh, and Sumesh [9], and by Skeide [28]. We also give an intrinsic characterization that generalizes the characterization by Abbaspour Tabadkan and Skeide [1] of homomorphically extendable maps as those which are ternary homomorphisms. For general strictly CP-extendable maps we give a factorization theorem that generalizes those of Asadi, of Bhat, Ramesh, and Sumesh, and of Skeide for CP-H-extendable maps. This theorem may be viewed as a unification of the representation theory of the algebra of adjointable operators and the KSGNS-construction. Then, we examine semigroups of CP-H-extendable maps, so-called CPH-semigroups. As an application, we illustrate their relation with a new sort of generalized dilation of CP-semigroups, CPH-dilations.     

Lagrange-type duality in DC programming

We show a Lagrange-type duality theorem for a DC programming problem, which is a generalization of previous results by J.-E. Martínez-Legaz, M. Volle [5] and Y. Fujiwara, D. Kuroiwa [1] when all constraint functions are real-valued. To the purpose, we decompose the DC programming problem into certain infinite convex programming problems.     

Corrigendum to “Local duality for connected Z-algebras” [J. Pure Appl. Algebra 225 (9) (2019) 106676]

The statements of Theorem 6.11 and Theorem 7.8 in the published paper are not correct: each have a missing hypothesis which is needed for their proof. We restate both theorems (with the required extra hypothesis), and give corrected proofs of each.     

Hilbert space representations of cross product algebras

Hilbert space representations of cross product *-algebras of the Hopf *-algebras with the coordinate algebras and of quantum vector spaces, and of with the coordinate algebras and of the corresponding quantum spheres, are investigated and classified. Invariant states on the coordinate *-algebras are described by two variants of the quantum trace.     

Serre duality for noncommutative projective schemes

We prove the Serre duality theorem for the noncommutative projective scheme when is a graded noetherian PI ring or a graded noetherian AS-Gorenstein ring.

     

Representation theory of q-rook monoid algebras

We show that, over an arbitrary field, q-rook monoid algebras are iterated inflations of Iwahori-Hecke algebras, and, in particular, are cellular. Furthermore we give an algebra decomposition which shows a q-rook monoid algebra is Morita equivalent to a direct sum of Iwahori-Hecke algebras. We state some of the consequences for the representation theory of q-rook monoid algebras.Supported by EPSRC grant GR/S18151/01     

Closed graph and open mapping theorems for topological $ \tilde \lc $‐modules and applications

We present closed graph and open mapping theorems for ‐linear maps acting between suitable classes of topological and locally convex topological ‐modules. This is done by adaptation of De Wilde's theory of webbed spaces and Adasch–Ernst–Keim's theory of barrelled spaces to the context of locally convex and topological ‐modules, respectively. We give applications of the previous theorems to Colombeau theory as well to the theory of Banach ‐modules. In particular we obtain a necessary condition for ??^∞‐hypoellipticity on the symbol of a partial differential operator with generalized constant coefficients (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)