Quantum Bundle Description of Quantum Projective Spaces

We realise Heckenberger and Kolb??s canonical calculus on quantum projective (N ? 1)-space C _q [C p ^N?1] as the restriction of a distinguished quotient of the standard bicovariant calculus for the quantum special unitary group C _q [SU _N ]. We introduce a calculus on the quantum sphere C _q [S ^2N?1] in the same way. With respect to these choices of calculi, we present C _q [C p ^N?1] as the base space of two different quantum principal bundles, one with total space C _q [SU _N ], and the other with total space C _q [S ^2N?1]. We go on to give C _q [C p ^N?1] the structure of a quantum framed manifold. More specifically, we describe the module of one-forms of Heckenberger and Kolb??s calculus as an associated vector bundle to the principal bundle with total space C _q [SU _N ]. Finally, we construct strong connections for both bundles.     

Projective spacetime

It is suggested that the world is locally projectively flat rather than Euclidean. From this postulate it is shown that an (N+1)-particle system has the global geometry of the symmetric spaceSO(4,N+1)/SO(4)×SO(N+1). A complex representation also exists, with structureSU(2,N+1)/S[U(2)×U(N+1)]. Several aspects of these geometrics are developed. Physical states are taken to be eigenfunctions of the Laplace-Beltrami operators. The theory may provide a rational basis for comprehending the groupsSO(4, 2),SU(2)×U(1),SU(3), etc., of current interest.     

Projective connections

We compare the approaches of E. Cartan and of T.Y. Thomas and J.H.C. Whitehead to the study of ‘projective connections’. Although the quoted phrase has quite different meanings in the two contexts considered, we show that a class of projectively equivalent symmetric affine connections–or, more generally, sprays–on a manifold (the latter meaning) gives rise, in a global way, to a unique Cartan connection on a principal bundle over the manifold (the former meaning). The principal bundle on which the Cartan connection is defined is itself a geometric object, and exists independently of any particular connection. In the course of the discussion we derive a Cartan normal projective connection for a system of second-order ordinary differential equations (extending the results of Cartan from a single equation to many) and we generalize the concept of a normal Thomas–Whitehead connection from affine to general sprays.     

Projective quantum spaces

Associated to the standard SU _q (n) R-matrices, we introduce quantum spheresS _q ^2n-1 , projective quantum spaces _q ^n-1 , and quantum Grassmann manifoldsG _k( _q ⁿ ). These algebras are shown to be homogeneous spaces of standard quantum groups and are also quantum principle bundles in the sense of T. Brzeziski and S. Majid.     

Projective invariance and the fifth coordinate

The paper considers the consequences of the principle of parametric (projective) invariance in the context of the general variational problem for stationary curves in a four-dimensional space-time. The necessity is shown of introducing a parameter along the trajectory as a fifth coordinate. The condition of cylindricality along it then acquires an obvious significance. The projective invariants are calculated for the trajectories of charged test particles in a gravielectromagnetic field. It is shown that one of these coincides with the density of the electromagnetic-field Lagrangian.     

Projective reconstruction with occlusions

An iteration method for projective reconstruction from uncalibrated image sequence with occlusions is presented in this paper. The reprojection points replace all the occlusions and projective reconstruction is obtained from all the points alternately, and the real positions of occlusions and the accurate projective reconstruction are finally obtained. The experiments with both synthetic and real data show that the method is effective and accurate.     

Projective versus metric structures

We present a number of conditions which are necessary for an n-dimensional projective structure (M,[∇]) to include the Levi-Civita connection ∇ of some metric on M. We provide an algorithm, which effectively checks whether a Levi-Civita connection is in the projective class and, which finds this connection and the metric, when it is possible. The article also provides basic information on invariants of projective structures, including the treatment via the Cartan normal projective connection. In particular we show that there are a number of Fefferman-like conformal structures, defined on a subbundle of the Cartan bundle of the projective structure, which encode the projectively invariant information about (M,[∇]).     

分数阶统一混沌系统的投影同步

改变系统参数计算了分数阶统一系统的最大Lyapunov指数和关联维数,研究了分数阶统一系统的动力学行为.基于线性系统的稳定判定准则,设计了一种同步方案,实现了分数阶统一混沌系统的投影同步.通过对分数阶Chen系统、分数阶Lü系统和分数阶类Lorenz系统投影同步的数值模拟,进一步验证了所提出方案的有效性.     

On the Lie Group of Projective Canonical Transformations

The transformation properties of the projective canonical group are considered. It is shown that the group acts transitiv on functions defined on configuration space but not transitiv on those defined on the phase space. We prove moreover that this group is the largest finite-dimensional Lie group of point transformations determined on the configuration space.     

Projective embeddings of complex supermanifolds

We generalize the Kodaira Embedding Theorem and Chow's Theorem to the context of families of complex supermanifolds. In particular, we show that every family of super Riemann surfaces is a family of projective superalgebraic varieties.Research supported in part by NSF grant DMS-8704401Research supported in part by NSF grant DMS-4253943Research also supported in part by NSF grant DMS-4253943     

Projective geometry from Poisson algebras

By analogy with the Poisson algebra of quadratic forms on the symplectic plane and with the concept of duality in the projective plane introduced by Arnold (2005) [1], where the concurrence of the triangle altitudes is deduced from the Jacobi identity, we consider the Poisson algebras of the first degree harmonics on the sphere, on the pseudo-sphere and on the hyperboloid, to obtain analogous duality concepts and similar results for spherical, pseudo-spherical and hyperbolic geometry. Such algebras, including the algebra of quadratic forms, are isomorphic either to the Lie algebra of the vectors in R³${\mathbb{R}}^3$, with the vector product, or to algebra s_l2(R)$s{l}_2\left(\mathbb{R}\right)$. The Tomihisa identity, introduced in (Tomihisa, 2009) [3] for the algebra of quadratic forms, holds for all these Poisson algebras and has a geometrical interpretation. The relationships between the different definitions of duality in projective geometry inherited by these structures are shown here.     

Projective spinor geometry and prespace

A method originally conceived by Bohm for abstracting key features of the metric geometry from an underlying spinor ordering is generalized to the projective geometry. This allows the introduction of the spinor into a projective context and the definition of an associated geometric algebra. The projective spinor may then be regarded as defining a pregeometry for the projective space.This article is dedicated to Professor David Bohm on the occasion of his 70th birthday. I would like to take this opportunity to offer him my warmest congratulations and also to express to him my sincerest appreciation for this kindness, guidance, and inspiration over many years.     

Projective geometry and special relativity

Some concepts of real and complex projective geometry are applied to the fundamental physical notions that relate to Minkowski space and the Lorentz group. In particular, it is shown that the transition from an infinite speed of propagation for light waves to a finite one entails the replacement of a hyperplane at infinity with a light cone and the replacement of an affine hyperplane – or rest space – with a proper time hyperboloid. The transition from the metric theory of electromagnetism to the pre‐metric theory is discussed in the context of complex projective geometry, and ultimately, it is proposed that the geometrical issues are more general than electromagnetism, namely, they pertain to the transition from point mechanics to wave mechanics.     

Projective Invariance and Einstein's Equations

It is shown that a projectively invariant Lagrangian field theory based on linear non-symmetric connections in space-time and arbitrary source fields is equivalent to Einstein's standard theory of gravitation coupled to a source Lagrangian depending solely on the original source fields. A key point is that, as in the case of Lagrangian field theories based on symmetric connections in space-time, the Euler-Lagrange field equations uniquely determine the projective invariant part of the linear connection in terms of the metric, their first-order derivatives, the source fields, and their conjugate momenta.     

Experimental Testing of the Efficiency of Fast Projective Adaptive Algorithms

Acoustical Physics - The article presents the basic relations for correcting sampling estimates of the correlation matrices of adaptive algorithms for detecting the weakest signals in complex...     

Projective differential geometry and geodesic conservation laws in general relativity. I: Projective actions

The Lagrangian structure of the geodesic equation allows an extension of classical projective geometry to one-parameter projective group actions onR×TM (whereM is the spacetime). We determine all those projective actions which arise by prolongation of oneparameter group actions onR×M. The relation between projective actions onR×TM and the equation of geodesic deviation is developed.     

Information-Probabilistic Description of the Universe

We describe the universe as a single entangled ensemble of quantum particles. The total entropy of this world ensemble, which can be expressed as a sum of information, thermodynamic and entanglement components, is assumed to be always zero. This condition suggests information quantization, which we associate with the Planck’s action. Then the entropy neutrality condition for the universe leads to the zero-action principle. We show that the main concepts of classical space-time and gravity naturally emerge in this picture. A generalized least action principle, which embraces the maximal entropy principles of information theory, is introduced.     

反应扩散的伸缩式投影多尺度模拟方法

目前在复杂能源系统模拟研究中所面临的各类反应扩散问题越来越复杂,其在宏观上已不能有效模拟,在细小尺度上由于内存开销巨大与CPU耗时过长实施模拟极为困难.基于此,本文提出一种反应扩散的伸缩式投影多尺度模拟方法(RDTPM).该方法只需通过反应扩散的细小仿真器计算少量演化步,用伸缩式投影积分方式对仿真器演化得到的反应物浓度...     

Anti-Selfdual Connections on the Quantum Projective Plane: Monopoles

We present several results on the geometry of the quantum projective plane. They include: explicit generators for the K-theory and the K-homology; a real calculus with a Hodge star operator; anti-selfdual connections on line bundles with explicit computation of the corresponding ‘classical’ characteristic classes (via Fredholm modules); complete diagonalization of gauged Laplacians on these line bundles; ‘quantum’ characteristic classes via equivariant K-theory and q-indices.