Optimal arguments in jackson’s inequality in the power-weighted space L 2(ℝ d )

This paper is devoted to the determination of the optimal arguments in the exact Jackson inequality in the space L ₂ on the Euclidean space with power weight equal to the product of the moduli of the coordinates with nonnegative powers. The optimal arguments are studied depending on the geometry of the spectrum of the approximating entire functions and the neighborhood of zero in the definition of the modulus of continuity. The optimal arguments are obtained in the case where the first skew field is a l _p ^d -ball for 1 ≤p≤ 2, and the second is a parallelepiped.     

Extension of isometries between the unit spheres of complex l(Γ)(p>1)spaces

In this paper, we study the extension of isometries between the unit spheres of complex Banach spaces l^p(Γ) and l^p(Δ)(p > 1). We first derive the representation of isometries between the unit spheres of complex Banach spaces l^p(Γ) and l^p(Δ). Then we arrive at a conclusion that any surjective isometry between the unit spheres of complex Banach spaces l^p(Γ)and l^p(Δ) can be extended to be a linear isometry on the whole space.     

Generalized mirror averaging and <Emphasis Type="Italic">D</Emphasis>-convex aggregation

We study the problem of aggregation of estimators. Given a collection of M different estimators, we construct a new estimator, called aggregate, which is nearly as good as the best linear combination over an l ₁-ball of ℝ^M of the initial estimators. The aggregate is obtained by a particular version of the mirror averaging algorithm. We show that our aggregation procedure statisfies sharp oracle inequalities under general assumptions. Then we apply these results to a new aggregation problem: D-convex aggregation. Finally we implement our procedure in a Gaussian regression model with random design and we prove its optimality in a minimax sense up to a logarithmic factor.      

Order of convergence for polynomial and analytical nodal methods

In [6] we analyzed the direct analytical nodal methods (ANM) of indexl and show that the corresponding mathematical methods are equivalent to the physical ones when the components of the matrices are calculated by generalized Radau reduced integration. In this article we extend the theorem 8 of [7] to the polynomial nodal methods (PNM) (exact calculation of moments) which are thus the order ofO(h ^l+3?δ _l0. We also show that the analytical nodal methods are only the order ofO(h ^l+2). Forl = 0 our numerical results confirm our theoretical results.     

Super module amenability of inverse semigroup algebras

In this paper we compare the notions of super amenability and super module amenability of Banach algebras, which are Banach modules over another Banach algebra with compatible actions. We find conditions for the two notions to be equivalent. In particular, we study arbitrary module actions of l ¹(E _S ) on l ¹(S) for an inverse semigroup S with the set of idempotents E _S and show that under certain conditions, l ¹(S) is super module amenable if and only if S is finite. We also study the super module amenability of l ¹(S)^?? and module biprojectivity of l ¹(S), for arbitrary actions.     

Generalized exponents of primitive two-colored digraphs

A l-colored digraph D^(l) is primitive if there exists a nonnegative integer vector α such that for each ordered pair of vertices x and y (not necessarily distinct), there exists an α-walk in D^(l) from x to y. The exponent of the primitive l-colored digraph D^(l) is defined to be the minimum value of the sum of all coordinates of α taken over all such α. In this paper, we generalize the concept of exponent of a primitive l-colored digraph by introducing three types of generalized exponents. Further, we study the generalized exponents of primitive two-colored Wielandt digraphs.     

l k,s -Singular values and spectral radius of rectangular tensors

The real rectangular tensors arise from the strong ellipticity condition problem in solid mechanics and the entanglement problem in quantum physics. In this paper, we study the singular values/vectors problem of real nonnegative partially symmetric rectangular tensors. We first introduce the concepts of l ^k,s -singular values/vectors of real partially symmetric rectangular tensors. Then, based upon the presented properties of l ^k,s -singular values /vectors, some properties of the related l ^k,s -spectral radius are discussed. Furthermore, we prove two analogs of Perron-Frobenius theorem and weak Perron-Frobenius theorem for real nonnegative partially symmetric rectangular tensors.     

Generic initial ideals and squeezed spheres

In 1988 Kalai constructed a large class of simplicial spheres, called squeezed spheres, and in 1991 presented a conjecture about generic initial ideals of Stanley-Reisner ideals of squeezed spheres. In the present paper this conjecture will be proved. In order to prove Kalai's conjecture, based on the fact that every squeezed (d−1)-sphere is the boundary of a certain d-ball, called a squeezed d-ball, generic initial ideals of Stanley-Reisner ideals of squeezed balls will be determined. In addition, generic initial ideals of exterior face ideals of squeezed balls are determined. On the other hand, we study the squeezing operation, which assigns to each Gorenstein* complex Γ having the weak Lefschetz property a squeezed sphere Sq(Γ), and show that this operation increases graded Betti numbers.     

Class numbers of cyclotomic fields

In the first part of the paper we show how to construct real cyclotomic fields with large class numbers. If the GRH holds then the class number h_p⁺ of the pth real cyclotomic field satisfies h_p⁺ > p for the prime p = 11290018777. If we allow n to be composite we have, unconditionally, that $\text{h}{}_{\mathrm{n}}{}^{\mathrm{+}}\text{> n}{}^{\mathrm{<mtext>3</mtext><mtext>2</mtext><mtext>\; ?\; \epsilon </mtext>}}$ for infinitely many n. In the second part of the paper we show that if l ?= 2 mod 4 and n is the product of 4 distinct primes congruent to 1 mod l, then $\text{l}\text{2}$ (l, if l is odd) divides the class number h_n⁺ of the nth cyclotomic field. If the primes are congruent to 1 mod 4l then 2l divides h_n⁺.     

Generalized balancing numbers

The positive integer x is a (k, l) -balancing number for y(x ≤ y — 2) if 1^k + 2^k + … + (x — 1)^k = (x + 1)^l + … + (y — 1)^l for fixed positive integers k and l. In this paper, we prove some effective and ineffective finiteness statements for the balancing numbers, using certain Baker-type Diophantine results and Bilu—Tichy theorem, respectively.     

Homogeneous polynomials on the ball and polynomial bases

It is shown that the spaces of homogenous polynomials on the complex 2-ball are uniformly isomorphic tol ^∞-spaces. The argument is based on explicit constructions and the decomposition method. A new construction is given of bases in the spaceA _N of monomials 1,z,z ², ...,z ^N−1 on the disc (due to Bochkarev [Boc]). Also using decomposition methods, the existence of a base in the ball algebra is obtained.     

Ball and spindle convexity with respect to a convex body

Let ${C \subset \mathbb{R}^n}$ be a convex body. We introduce two notions of convexity associated to C. A set K is C-ball convex if it is the intersection of translates of C, or it is either ${\emptyset}$ , or ${\mathbb{R}^n}$ . The C-ball convex hull of two points is called a C-spindle. K is C-spindle convex if it contains the C-spindle of any pair of its points. We investigate how some fundamental properties of conventional convex sets can be adapted to C-spindle convex and C-ball convex sets. We study separation properties and Carathéodory numbers of these two convexity structures. We investigate the basic properties of arc-distance, a quantity defined by a centrally symmetric planar disc C, which is the length of an arc of a translate of C, measured in the C-norm that connects two points. Then we characterize those n-dimensional convex bodies C for which every C-ball convex set is the C-ball convex hull of finitely many points. Finally, we obtain a stability result concerning covering numbers of some C-ball convex sets, and diametrically maximal sets in n-dimensional Minkowski spaces.     

Explicit characterizations of orthogonality in lS(C)

In a previous paper, the author used a notion of orthogonality introduced in another article to establish characterizations for orthogonality in the spaces l_S^p(C), 1?p<∞, thus obtaining generalizations of the usual characterization of orthogonality in the Hilbert spaces l_S²(C), via inner products. In this paper we make explicit these characterizations for some of the spaces l_S^p(C). We finish by presenting some remarks and open problems.     

An alternative approach to Privault's discrete-time chaotic calculus

In this paper, we present an alternative approach to Privault's discrete-time chaotic calculus. Let Z be an appropriate stochastic process indexed by N (the set of nonnegative integers) and l²(Γ) the space of square summable functions defined on Γ (the finite power set of N). First we introduce a stochastic integral operator J with respect to Z, which, unlike discrete multiple Wiener integral operators, acts on l²(Γ). And then we show how to define the gradient and divergence by means of the operator J and the combinatorial properties of l²(Γ). We also prove in our setting the main results of the discrete-time chaotic calculus like the Clark formula, the integration by parts formula, etc. Finally we show an application of the gradient and divergence operators to quantum probability.     

Exponential attractors for first-order lattice dynamical systems

In l², we investigate the existence of an exponential attractor for the solution semigroup of a first-order lattice dynamical system acting on a closed bounded positively invariant set which needs not to be compact since l² is infinite dimensional. Up to our knowledge, this is the first time to examine the existence of exponential attractors for lattice dynamical systems.     

The inverse positivity of perturbed tridiagonal M-matrices

A well-known property of an M-matrix M is that the inverse is element-wise non-negative, which we write as M^-1?0. In this paper, we consider element-wise perturbations of non-symmetric tridiagonal M-matrices and obtain sufficient bounds on the perturbations so that the non-negative inverse persists. These bounds improve the bounds recently given by Kennedy and Haynes [Inverse positivity of perturbed tridiagonal M-matrices, Linear Algebra Appl. 430 (2009) 2312-2323]. In particular, when perturbing the second diagonals (elements (l,l+2) and (l,l-2)) of M, these sufficient bounds are shown to be the actual maximum allowable perturbations. Numerical examples are given to demonstrate the effectiveness of our estimates.     

Piecewise periodicity structure estimates in Shirshov’s height theorem

The Gelfand-Kirillov dimension of l-generated general matrices is equal to (l ? 1)n ² + 1. Due to the Amitzur-Levitsky theorem, the minimal degree of the identity of this algebra is 2n. That is why the essential height of A being an l-generated PI-algebra of degree n over every set of words is greater than (l ? 1)n ²/4 + 1. In this paper we prove that if A has a finite Gelfand-Kirillov dimension, then the number of lexicographically comparable subwords with the period (n ? 1) in each monoid of A is not greater than (l ? 2)(n ? 1). The case of subwords with the period 2 can be generalized to the proof of Shirshov’s height theorem.     

Zeta function of the projective curveaY 21 =bX 21 +cZ 21 over a class of finite fields, for odd primesl

Letp andl be rational primes such thatl is odd and the order ofp modulol is even. For such primesp andl, and fore = l, 2l, we consider the non-singular projective curvesaY ²¹ =bX ²¹ +cZ ²¹ defined over finite fields F_q such thatq = p ^α? l(mode).We see that the Fermat curves correspond precisely to those curves among each class (fore = l, 2l), that are maximal or minimal over F_q. We observe that each Fermat prime gives rise to explicit maximal and minimal curves over finite fields of characteristic 2. Fore = 2l, we explicitly determine the ζ -function(s) for this class of curves, over F_q, as rational functions in the variablet, for distinct cases ofa, b, andc, in F _q ^* . Theζ-function in each case is seen to satisfy the Weil conjectures (now theorems) for this concrete class of curves. Fore = l, 2l, we determine the class numbers for the function fields associated to each class of curves over F_q. As a consequence, when the field of definition of the curve(s) is fixed, this provides concrete information on the growth of class numbers for constant field extensions of the function field(s) of the curve(s).     

An elementary construction of tilting complexes

Let A be an artin algebra and e∈A an idempotent with add(eA_A)=add(D(_AAe)). Then a projective resolution of Ae_eAe gives rise to tilting complexes for A, where P(l)^• is of term length l+1. In particular, if A is self-injective, then is self-injective and has the same Nakayama permutation as A. In case A is a finite dimensional algebra over a field and eAe is a Nakayama algebra, a projective resolution of eAe over the enveloping algebra of eAe gives rise to two-sided tilting complexes {T(2l)^•}_l?1 for A, where T(2l)^• is of term length 2l+1. In particular, if eAe is of Loewy length two, then we get tilting complexes {T(l)^•}_l?1 for A, where T(l)^• is of term length l+1.