Central orderings in fields of real meromorphic function germs

Let X_oR ⁿ be an irreducible analytic germ and the order space of its field of meromorphicfunetion germs. A formal half-branch in X_o is a kind of C-map germ c[0,)X_o; an ordering is centered at c if it contains the functions which are positive on c. We obtain a partition ¹,...,^d, d=dim X_o, of the set ^* of central (i.e.: centered at some half-branch) orderings, according to the dimension of half-branches. Then we show that all ^e, e= 1,.,d, as well as the set \^* of noncentral orderings, are dense in . Finally, we solve the 17th Hubert Problem for analytic germs.     

Triangular extension identities

It is shown that if the - -bimodule M generates a category of - -bimodules, then the ideal of identities of the triangular extension of the direct sum of algebras and by means of the bimodule M is equal to the product of ideals of identities of the algebras and .Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 132, pp. 5–11, 1983.     

Lattice Fully Orderable Groups

Let be a linearly ordered set, A() be the group of all order automorphisms of , and L() be a normal subgroup of A() consisting of all automorphisms whose support is bounded above. We argue to show that, for every linearly ordered set such that: (1) A() is an o-2-transitive group, and (2) contains a countable unbounded sequence of elements, the simple group A()/L() has exactly two maximal and two minimal non-trivial (mutually inverse) partial orders, and that every partial order of A()/L() extends to a lattice one (Thm. 2.1). It is proved that every lattice-orderable group is isomorphically embeddable in a simple lattice fully orderable group (Thm. 2.2). We also state that some quotient groups of Dlab groups of the real line and unit interval are lattice fully orderable (Thms. 3.1 and 3.2).     

On Central Endomorphisms of a Group with Operators

Let G be a group with a set of operators such that Z(G) is -admissible. Central -automorphisms occur in the Krull-Remak-Schmidt Theorem. We discuss the existence of a central -endomorphism of G that is not an automorphism.2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20E36     

The Laplacian with Robin Boundary Conditions on Arbitrary Domains

Using a capacity approach, we prove in this article that it is always possible to define a realization of the Laplacian on L ²() with generalized Robin boundary conditions where is an arbitrary open subset of R ⁿ and is a Borel measure on the boundary of . This operator generates a sub-Markovian C ₀-semigroup on L ²(). If d=d where is a strictly positive bounded Borel measurable function defined on the boundary and the (n–1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure on , we show that the semigroup generated by the Laplacian with Robin boundary conditions has always Gaussian estimates with modified exponents. We also obtain that the spectrum of the Laplacian with Robin boundary conditions in L ^p () is independent of p[1,). Our approach constitutes an alternative way to Daners who considers the (n–1)-dimensional Hausdorff measure on the boundary. In particular, it allows us to construct a conterexample disproving Daners' closability conjecture.     

Cohomological characterization of pseudoconvexity in a Banach space

Let X be a Banach space with a countable unconditional basis (e.g., X=₂), X open. We show that is pseudoconvex if and only if for each affine complex line L in X the sheaf cohomology group H ¹ (,I) vanishes, where I is the ideal sheaf of all holomorphic functions on that vanish on L. We also give an example that the condition H ^q (,)=0 for all q1 unlike in finite dimensions does not imply the pseudoconvexity of . Lastly, we prove an interpolation result. Mathematics Subject Classification (2002): 32T05, 46G20.     

Partially ordered permutation groups

In this note we discuss permutation groups (G, ) in which the set admits aG-invariant order. By aG-invariant partial order (G-partial order) we mean a partial order < of such that < implies g<g, for all and in andg inG. If the set admits aG-partial order which is a total order, then (G, ) is an O-permutation group (orderable permutation group).The main concern of this paper is the development of a foundation for partially ordered permutation groups analogous to the existing one for partially ordered groups, as found in Fuchs [2].     

Graphs of Constant Mean Curvature in Hyperbolic Space

We study the problem of finding constant mean curvature graphsover a domain of a totally geodesic hyperplane andan equidistant hypersurface Q of hyperbolic space. We findthe existence of graphs of constant mean curvature H overmean convex domains Q and with boundary for –H < H |h|, where H > 0 is the mean curvature of the boundary . Here h is the mean curvature respectively of the geodesic hyperplane (h= 0) and of the equidistant hypersurface (0 < |h|< 1). The lower bound on H is optimal.     

Schatten class composition operators on weighted Bergman spaces of bounded symmetric domains

Summary We obtain trace ideal criteria for 0A ² () of a Bounded symmetric diomain in _n.     

Some Geometric Inequalities for a Tangent Point Simplex

The tangent point simplex of a simplex is the pedal simplex of the incenter of . In this paper we obtain some geometric inequalities between and .     

Polyhedral polarity defined by a general bilinear inequality

LetX andY be finite dimensional vector spaces over the real numbers. Let be a binary relation betweenX andY given by a bilinear inequality. The-polar of a subsetP ofX is the set of all elements ofY which are related by to all elements ofP. The-polar of a subset ofY is defined similarly. The-polar of the-polar ofP is called the-closure ofP andP is called-closed ifP equals its-closure. We describe the-polar of any finitely generated setP as the solution set of a finite system of linear inequalities and describe the-closure ofP as a finitely generated set. The-closed polyhedra are characterized in terms of defining systems of linear inequalities and also in terms of the relationship of the polyhedronP with its recessional cone and with certain subsets ofX andY determined by the relation. Six classes of bilinear inequalities are distinguished in the characterization of-closed polyhedra.     

Proper holomorphic mappings between some nonsmooth domains

Sunto In questo lavoro si studia il problema dell'existenza o meno di mappe olomorfe proprie, F: (p,q) (pq) dove (,) Cⁿ sono domini limitati, pseudoconvessi, non lisci, di Reinhardt con centro di simmetria sulla frontiera (per la definizione v. (2), introduzione). In caso affermativo si fornisee esplicitamente l'espressione di tali mappe (v, teoremi I e II nell'introduzione).

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The author, during the redaction of this paper, was supported by MPI (40% and 60%) funds.     

Rigidity of circle domains whose boundary hasσ-finite linear measure

Summary Let be a circle domain in the Riemann sphere whose boundary has -finite linear measure. We show that is rigid in the sense that any conformal homeomorphism of onto any other circle domain is equal to the restriction of a Möbius transformation. Previously, Kaufman and Bishop have independently found examples of non-rigid circle, domains whose boundary is a Cantor set of (Hausdorff) dimension one.Oblatum 19-VI-1992 & 2-IV-1993Supported by NSF and Sloan Foundation     

Problemi e convergenze variazionali su domini non limitati

Summary We introduce a class of second order elliptic operators from H ₀ ¹ () to his dual space H^–1(), where is an open set in Rⁿ that we allow to be unbounded. We prove that such operators are continuously invertible and that the constant majoryzing the norm of their inverses depends only on the parameters of the class. We prove moreover that if T H^–1() is given then the set of the L^–1T, where L belongs to the mentioned class is relatively compact in L²(). Next we study the relationships between several kinds of convergence (one of them is the G-convergence) and we study in what cases the spectrum function is semicontinuous or continuous on certain subsets of our class of operators.     

An embedding theorem for a limiting exponent

We consider the function space B _p ^l () of functionsf(x), defined on the domain of a certain class and characterized by specific differential-difference properties in L_p(). We prove a theorem on the embedding B _p,q ^l () L_q in the case whenl=n/p –n/q >0 and its generalization for vectorl, p, q.Translated from Matematicheski Zametki, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 129–138, August, 1969.     

On Ω-closed sets and Ωs-closed sets in topological spaces

Summary New classes of sets called -closed sets and s-closed sets are introduced and studied. Also, we introduce and study -continuous functions and s-continuous functions and prove pasting lemma for these functions. Moreover, we introduce classes of topological spaces -T_1/2 and -T_s.     

Extensions from the Sobolev Spaces H 1 Satisfying Prescribed Dirichlet Boundary Conditions

Extensions from H ¹(_P) into H ¹() (where _P ) are constructed in such a way that extended functions satisfy prescribed boundary conditions on the boundary of . The corresponding extension operator is linear and bounded.     

Extremal feedback perturbations for families of closed operators

Let T- S, be a family of not necessarily bounded semi-Fredholm operators, where T and S are operators acting between Banach spaces X and Y, and where S is bounded with D(S) D(T). For compact sets , as well as for certain open sets , we investigate existence and minimal rank of bounded feedback perturbations of the form F=BE such that min.ind (T-S+F)=0 for all . Here B is a given operator from a linear space Z to Y and E is some operator from X to Z.We give a simple characterization of that situation, when such regularizing feedback perturbations exist and show that for compact sets the minimal rank never exceeds max { min.ind (T-S) }+1. Moreover, an example shows that the minimal rank, in fact, may increase from max {...} to max {...}+1, if the given B enforces a certain structure of the feedbachk perturbation F.However, the minimal rank is equal to max { min.ind (T-S) }, if is an open set such that min.ind (T-S) already vanishes for all but finitely many points . We illustrate this result by applying it to the stabilization of certain infinite-dimensional dynamical systems in Hilbert space.     

Convexity theories III. Classification of certain real convexity theories

In this paper we classify all real convexity theories that contain the standard convexity theory _c. For this purpose we consider three subcases: finitary; infinitary and (_sc\_c)Ø; infinitary and _sc=_c. In each of these subcases one encounters a phenomenon resembling bifurcation.This research was supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.     

On the domain dependence of solutions to the two-phase Stefan problem

We prove that solutions to the two-phase Stefan problem defined on a sequence of spatial domains _n ^N converge to a solution of the same problem on a domain where is the limit of _n in the sense of Mosco. The corresponding free boundaries converge in the sense of Lebesgue measure on ^N.