Almost Prüfer v-Multiplication Domains and Related Domains of the Form D + D S [Γ*]

Let D be an integral domain, S be a (saturated) multiplicative subset of D such that D ? D _S , Γ be a numerical semigroup with Γ ? ?₀, Γ* = Γ?{0}, X be an indeterminate over D, D + XD _S [X] = {a + Xg ∈ D _S [X]∣a ∈ D and g ∈ D _S [X]}, and D + D _S [Γ*] = {a + f ∈ D _S [Γ]∣a ∈ D and f ∈ D _S [Γ*]}; so D + D _S [Γ*] ? D + XD _S [X]. In this article, we study when D + D _S [Γ*] is an APvMD, an AGCD-domain, an AS-domain, an AP-domain, or an AB-domain.     

When Some Complement of a Submodule Is a Summand

A module M is said to satisfy the C ₁₁ condition if every submodule of M has a (i.e., at least one) complement which is a direct summand. It is known that the C ₁ condition implies the C ₁₁ condition and that the class of C ₁₁-modules is closed under direct sums but not under direct summands. We show that if M = M ₁ ⊕ M ₂, where M has C ₁₁ and M ₁ is a fully invariant submodule of M, then both M ₁ and M ₂ are C ₁₁-modules. Moreover, the C ₁₁ condition is shown to be closed under formation of the ring of column finite matrices of size Γ, the ring of m-by-m upper triangular matrices and right essential overrings. For a module M, we also show that all essential extensions of M satisfying C ₁₁ are essential extensions of C ₁₁-modules constructed from M and certain subsets of idempotent elements of the ring of endomorphisms of the injective hull of M. Finally, we prove that if M is a C ₁₁-module, then so is its rational hull. Examples are provided to illustrate and delimit the theory.     

Gorenstein Injective and Projective Complexes with Respect to a Semidualizing Module

Let R be a commutative (possibly non-Noetherian) ring (in order to make things less technical) and C a semidualizing R-module. In this article, we introduce and investigate the notion of G _C -injective (G _C -projective) complexes. This extends Enochs and García Rozas's notion of Gorenstein injective (Gorenstein projective) complexes. We then show that a complex X is G _C -injective (G _C -projective) if and only if X ^m is a G _C -injective (G _C -projective) module for each m ∈ ?.     

Construction of Ternary H v -groups and Ternary P-hyperoperations

In this paper, we study the concept of ternary H _v -groups and some their properties. We give some examples of ternary H _v -groups. Also, we consider the fundamental relation β* on a ternary H _v -group and prove that β* is a compatible relation on a ternary H _v -group. In addition, we define the P-hyperoperation, and then, we construct a new ternary H _v -group.     

Modules Whose t-Closed Submodules Have a Summand as a Complement

We define and investigate T ₁₁-type modules as a generalization of t-extending modules, and modules satisfying C ₁₁ condition. A module M is said to be T ₁₁-type if every t-closed submodule of M has a complement which is a direct summand. Direct sums of T ₁₁-type modules inherit the property. Some equivalent conditions for a module M to be T ₁₁-type are given. We characterize a module M for which every direct summand satisfies T ₁₁ condition. If R _R is T ₁₁-type, then R/Z ₂(R _R ) is a C ₂ ring if and only if it is a von Neumann regular ring. Applying this result, we characterize a right t-extending (resp., finitely Σ-t-extending, or Σ-t-extending) ring R for which R/Z ₂(R _R ) is von Neumann regular.     

Characterization of varietal covering and stem groups

Let A _m be the variety of abelian groups of exponent m, where mis a square free positive integer. It is shown that every group G has an A _m -covering group, which generalizes the work of I. Schur (1904) and M.R. Jones (1973). Also, similar to the work of Yamazaki (1964) in the variety of abelian groups, if 1→ A → H → G → 1 is an A _m -stem extension, then we show that H is a homomorphic image of an A _m -covering group of G. Finally,in this variety some results of Hall's type will be proved.     

Localization of Frames

Motivated by Balan, Casazza, Heil, and Landau's results on localization of frames in a separable Hilbert space ?, we investigate the transitivity of localization relation of the frame ? = {f _i } _i∈I and sequence ? = {e _j } _j∈G in ? with respect to the associated map a: I → G, where G is a discrete abelian group and I is a index set. We also study some properties of ? _p -column decay, ? _p -row decay, weak homogeneous approximation property, and strong homogeneous approximation property of frame ? = {f _i } _i∈I , and sequence ? = {e _j } _j∈G , with respect to the associated map a.     

On Relative K 2-Group of Split Radical Ideals

Let I be a split radical ideal of a ring R. In this article, the exact sequence 1 → K ₂(R, I) → U _R (I) → V(R, I) → 1 is given by using the method of extension of groups, where U _R (I) is determined by generators and relations. The results of Maazen and Stienstra on the presentation for relative K ₂ group of split radical pairs are extended and amplified.     

Weakly G K -Perfect and Integral Closure of Ideals

Let R be a commutative Noetherian ring, K a nonzero finitely generated suitable R-module, and I an ideal of R. It is shown that if (R, ) is local, then  is G _K -perfect if and only if K is a canonical module for R. Furthermore, if I is integrally closed and G _K  ? dim _R I < ∞, then K _ is a canonical R _-module for every  ? Ass _R R/I whenever K satisfies Serre's condition (S ₁) or grade _K I > 0. Finally, it is shown that if CM ? dim _R I < ∞, then R _ is Cohen–Macaulay for every  ? Ass _R R/I.     

A new multivariable <Subscript><Emphasis Type="BoldItalic">6</Emphasis></Subscript><Emphasis Type="BoldItalic">ψ</Emphasis><Subscript><Emphasis Type="BoldItalic">6</Emphasis></Subscript> summation formula

By multidimensional matrix inversion, combined with an A _r extension of Jackson’s ₈ φ ₇ summation formula by Milne, a new multivariable ₈ φ ₇ summation is derived. By a polynomial argument this ₈ φ ₇ summation is transformed to another multivariable ₈ φ ₇ summation which, by taking a suitable limit, is reduced to a new multivariable extension of the nonterminating ₆ φ ₅ summation. The latter is then extended, by analytic continuation, to a new multivariable extension of Bailey’s very-well-poised ₆ ψ ₆ summation formula. Partly supported by FWF Austrian Science Fund grants P17563-N13, and S9607 (the second is part of the Austrian National Research Network “Analytic Combinatorics and Probabilistic Number Theory”).     

The Distribution of F st for the Island Model in the Large Population,Weak Mutation Limit

Populations are often divided into subpopulations. Biologists use the statistic F _st to perform hypothesis tests for the existence of population subdivision and to estimate migration rates between different subpopulations. The distribution of F _st is not known. In this article, we use coalescent theory methods to find the limiting distribution of F _st in the large population, weak mutation limit under the island model of migration. Our analysis uses the scattering-collection decomposition of the island model coalescent introduced by Wakeley.     

Preparation, structure, magnetic properties and special magnetoresistance effect of Lao.67Sr0.33Mn03+δ/Pr0.7Cao.3 Mn03+δ/Lao.67Sro.33Mn03+δ trilayered thin films

The La_0,67Sr_0.33Mn0_{3 +δ}/Pr_0.7Ca_o.3Mn0_3+δ/La_0.67Sr_0.33Mn0_3+δ(LPL) trilayered films on (100)LaA-1O₃ substrates are prepared by using direct current (DC) magnetron sputtering method. The results obtained by means of X-ray powder diffractometer show that all films are the high quality epitaxial films. The results gained by SQUID magnetometer indicate that there is a magnetic coupling in the LPL trilayered films. The resistivities of LSMO, PC-MO and LPL films are measured using standard four-probe method and analyzed log_p-1/T curve. From the results it is concluded that the middle-layered PCMO which is ferromagnetic may play a role of intra-magnetic field, which weakens the paramagnetism of LSMO film, lowersp _max and enlargesT _p which is the transition temperature from metal to insulator, just as the applied magnetic field does. And the middle-layered PCMO may induce the change of the density of states in the LSMO’s gap. The two reasons above make the resistivity andT _p of the samples in zero field change with the thickness of PCMO layers. Project supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Foundation of State Science and Technology Commission of China.     

Characterizations of spaces in the unit ball of

Let B denote the unit ball of . For 0<p<∞, the holomorphic function spaces Q_p and Q_p,0 on the unit ball of are defined as

and

In this paper, we give some derivative-free, mixture and oscillation characterizations for Q_p and Q_p,0 spaces in the unit ball of .     

Gorenstein Homological Dimension with Respect to a Semidualizing Module and a Generalization of a Theorem of Bass

Let C be a semidualizing module for a commutative ring R. In this paper, we study the resulting modules of finite G _C -projective dimension in Bass class, showing that they admit G _C -projective precover. Over local ring, we prove that dim _R (M) ≤ 𝒢? _C  ? id _R (M) for any nonzero finitely generated R-module M, which generalizes a result due to Bass.     

Convexity of Torsion Subgroups in K 0 Groups and Dimension Group Properties of K 0 of Pullbacks

Firstly, we characterize the partially ordered K ₀ groups of some rings. Secondly, let R be a ring, we discuss the problem when the pre-order on K ₀(R) is actually a partial order and when Tor(K ₀(R)) is a convex subgroup of K ₀(R). Finally, we examine the transfer of some ordering properties (such as partial order, unperforated, interpolation property) on K ₀ groups of rings to the K ₀ groups of pullbacks. Let R be a pullback of R ₁ and R ₂ over S, under some suitable conditions, we prove that if each K ₀(R _i ) (i = 1, 2) is a dimension group, then so is K ₀(R).     

A Variation of an Extremal Theorem Due to Woodall

We consider a variation of an extremal theorem due to Woodall [12, or 1, Chapter 3] as follows: Determine the smallest even integer (₃C₁,n), such that every n-term graphic sequence = (d₁, d₂,..., d_n) with term sum () = d₁ + d₂ + ... + d_n (₃C₁,n) has a realization G containing a cycle of length r for each r = 3,4,...,l. In this paper, the values of (₃C_l,n) are determined for l = 2m – 1,n 3m – 4 and for l = 2m,n 5m – 7, where m 4.AMS Mathematics subject classification (1991) 05C35Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 19971086) and the Doctoral Program Foundation of National Education Department of China     

On the classes of hereditarily ℓp Banach spaces

Let X denote a specific space of the class of X _α,p Banach sequence spaces which were constructed by Hagler and the first named author as classes of hereditarily ℓ_p Banach spaces. We show that for p > 1 the Banach space X contains asymptotically isometric copies of ℓ_p. It is known that any member of the class is a dual space. We show that the predual of X contains isometric copies of ℓ_p where 1/p + 1/q = 1. For p = 1 it is known that the predual of the Banach space X contains asymptotically isometric copies of c ₀. Here we give a direct proof of the known result that X contains asymptotically isometric copies of ℓ₁.     

I m -Quasi Upward Sets,with Their Best Approximations

The main purpose of this article is to introduce particular subsets of R ^I , which are not necessarily convex, and we call them I _m -quasi upward, or I _m -quasi downward. We show that these sets can be translated to downward or upward sets. We introduce the connection of these sets with downward and upward subsets of R ^I , and discuss the best approximation of these sets. Also we introduce embedded I _m -quasi upward and embedded I _m -quasi downward subsets of a normed space X.     

Generation of groups by rank-2 tori

Let k be a field of characteristic different from 2 and 3. In this paper, we study the number of rank-2 k-tori required (in fact exhibit such tori explicitly) for the generation of groups of type A₂, G₂ and F₄ arising from division algebras and subgroups of type D₄ of Aut(A), for A an Albert division algebra, over infinite perfect fields.