The strong persistence property and symbolic strong persistence property

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal - Let I be an ideal in a commutative Noetherian ring R. Then the ideal I has the strong persistence property if and only if (Ik+1: RI) = Ik for all k, and I has...     

Forcing a set model of + Harrington's Principle

Let denote third order arithmetic. Let Harrington's Principle, , denote the statement that there is a real x such that every x‐admissible ordinal is a cardinal in . In this paper, assuming there exists a remarkable cardinal with a weakly inaccessible cardinal above it, we force a set model of via set forcing without reshaping.     

The strong approximation property

We introduce and investigate the strong approximation property of Banach spaces which is strictly stronger than the approximation property and at least formally weaker than the weak bounded approximation property. Among others, we show that the weak bounded approximation property is equivalent to a quantitative strengthening of the strong approximation property. Some recent results on the approximation property of Banach spaces and their dual spaces are improved.     

The average-shadowing property and strong ergodicity

Let X be a compact metric space and f:X→X be a continuous map. In this paper, we prove that if f has the average-shadowing property and the minimal points of f are dense in X, then f is weakly mixing and totally strongly ergodic. As applications we obtain that if f is a distal or Lyapunov stable map having the average-shadowing property, then X is consisting of one point. Moreover, we illustrate that the full shift has the average-shadowing property.     

The strong approximation property and the weak bounded approximation property

We show that the strong approximation property (strong AP) (respectively, strong CAP) and the weak bounded approximation property (respectively, weak BCAP) are equivalent for every Banach space. This gives a negative answer to Oja's conjecture. As a consequence, we show that each of the spaces _c0$c_0$ and _?1${?}_1$ has a subspace which has the AP but fails to have the strong AP.     

The strong tree property and weak square

We show that it is consistent, relative to ω many supercompact cardinals, that the super tree property holds at for all but there are weak square and a very good scale at .     

群的遗传根性和强半单根性

本文利用群的根性的性质,解决了Szasz在环的根性理论中提出的公开问题在群论中的对应问题.同时我们研究了群的遗传根性和强半单根性的一些性质,并介绍了群的根类的交运算和并运算,由此得到了一些很好的结果.     

The strong Schur property in Banach lattices

We prove that in the class of discrete Banach lattices the strong Schur property is equivalent to the disjoint strong Schur property (Theorem 3.1). Roughly speaking the strong Schur property holds iff an appropriate condition concerning sequences with positive pairwise disjoint terms is satisfied.      

The strong Markov property for canonical Wiener processes

A noncommutative analog of the concept of Markov time is formulated, in association with a canonical Wiener process (P, Q) [4]. For such a Markov time T, the quantities P_T(t) = P(t + T) ? P(T), Q_T(t) = Q(t + T) ? Q(T) can be defined using spectral integrals with operator-valued integrands, and constitute a new canonical Wiener process (P_T, Q_T), which is independent of the analog of the σ-field of events generated by the process up to the Markov time.     

The strong fixed point property for small sets

It is shown that every partially ordered set with the fixed point property and with ten or fewer elements actually has the strong fixed point property.Supported by NSERC Operating Grant A7884.Supported by NSERC Operating Grant 41702.     

A boundary property of semimartingale reflecting Brownian motions

Summary We consider a class of reflecting Brownian motions on the non-negative orthant inR ^K . In the interior of the orthant, such a process behaves like Brownian motion with a constant covariance matrix and drift vector. At each of the (K-1)-dimensional faces that form the boundary of the orthant, the process reflects instantaneously in a direction that is constant over the face. We give a necessary condition for the process to have a certain semimartingale decomposition, and then show that the boundary processes appearing in this decomposition do not charge the set of times that the process is at the intersection of two or more faces. This boundary property plays an essential role in the derivation (performed in a separate work) of an analytical characterization of the stationary distributions of such semimartingale reflecting Brownian motions.Research performed in part while the second author was visiting the Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications with support provided by the National Science Foundation and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. R.J. William's research was also supported in part by NSF Grant DMS 8319562.     

The strong fixed point property for lexicographic sums

The following theorem is proved: If Q=L{P _t tT} is a finite lexicographic sum of posets such that T and all P _t have the strong fixed point property then Q has the strong fixed point property. Moreover we show the strong fixed point property for two more classes of posets.     

Regime-switching diffusion processes: strong solutions and strong Feller property

Abstract

We investigate the existence and uniqueness of strong solutions for state-dependent regime-switching diffusion processes in an infinite state space with singular coefficients. Non-explosion conditions are given by using the Zvonkin’s transformation. The strong Feller property is proved by further assuming that the diffusion in each fixed environment generates a strong Feller semigroup, and our results can also be applied to irregular or degenerate situations.     

Nested Artin strong approximation property

We study the Artin Approximation property with constraints in a different frame. As a consequence we give a nested Artin Strong Approximation property for algebraic power series rings over a field.     

The strong conical hull intersection property for convex programming

The strong conical hull intersection property (CHIP) is a geometric property of a collection of finitely many closed convex intersecting sets. This basic property, which was introduced by Deutsch et al. in 1997, is one of the central ingredients in the study of constrained interpolation and best approximation. In this paper we establish that the strong CHIP of intersecting sets of constraints is the key characterizing property for optimality and strong duality of convex programming problems. We first show that a sharpened strong CHIP is necessary and sufficient for a complete Lagrange multiplier characterization of optimality for the convex programming model problem where C is a closed convex subset of a Banach space X, S is a closed convex cone which does not necessarily have non-empty interior, Y is a Banach space, is a continuous convex function and g:X→Y is a continuous S-convex function. We also show that the strong CHIP completely characterizes the strong duality for partially finite convex programs, where Y is finite dimensional and g(x)=−Ax+b and S is a polyhedral convex cone. Global sufficient conditions which are strictly weaker than the Slater type conditions are given for the strong CHIP and for the sharpened strong CHIP. The author is grateful to the referees for their constructive comments and valuable suggestions which have contributed to the final preparation of the paper.     

Alternating knots satisfy strong property P

Suppose a manifold is produced by finite Dehn surgery on a non-torus alternating knot for which Seifert's algorithm produces a checkerboard surface. By demonstrating that it contains an essential lamination, we prove that such a manifold has as universal cover and, consequently, is irreducible and has infinite fundamental group. Together with previous work of Roberts, who proved this result in the case of alternating knots for which Seifert's algorithm does not produce a checkerboard surface, and Moser, who classified the manifolds produced by surgery on torus knots, this paper completes the proof that alternating knots satisfy Strong Property P. Received: May 20, 1998.     

On the strong fixed point property

An ordered set which has the fixed point property but not the strong fixed point property is presentedSupported by NSERC Operating Grant A7884.Supported by NSERC Operating Grant 41702.     

The strong liouville property for a class of random walks

We prove that the positive harmonic functions for symmetric or centered probability measures on countable groups of polynomial growth are constant.