The distribution of sublattices of ℤ m

Lattices , are similar if one can be transformed into the other by an angle-preserving linear map. Similarity classes of lattices of rankn may be parametrized by a fundamental domain of the action ofGL _n () on the generalized upper half-plane _n . Given 1<nm and, letN(D,T) be the number of sublattices of _n which have rankn, similarity class inD, and determinant T. Our most basic result will be thatN(D,T)c ₁(m, n)(D)T ^m asT for suitable setsD, where is the invariant measure on _n . The casen=2 had been dealt with by Roelcke and by Maass using the theory of modular forms.Herrn Professor Hlawka zum achtzigsten Geburtstag gewidmetSupported in part by NSF-DMS-9401426     

Comparison of 3-Dimensional ℤ-Graded and ℤ2-Graded L ∞ Algebras

This article explores L _∞ structures on 3-dimensional vector spaces with both ?- and ?₂-gradings. Since ?-graded L _∞ algebras are special cases of ?₂-graded algebras in the induced ?₂-grading, there are generally fewer ?-graded L _∞ structures on a given space. However, degree zero automorphisms (rather than even automorphisms) determine equivalence in a ?-graded space. We therefore find nontrivial examples in which the map from the ?-graded moduli space to the ?₂-graded moduli space is bijective, injective but not surjective, or surjective but not injective. Additionally, we study how the codifferentials in the moduli spaces deform into other nonequivalent codifferentials.     

Isomorphism rigidity of irreducible algebraic ℤd-actions

An irreducible algebraic ℤ ^d -actionα on a compact abelian group X is a ℤ ^d -action by automorphisms of X such that every closed, α-invariant subgroup Y⊊X is finite. We prove the following result: if d≥2, then every measurable conjugacy between irreducible and mixing algebraic ℤ ^d -actions on compact zero-dimensional abelian groups is affine. For irreducible, expansive and mixing algebraic ℤ ^d -actions on compact connected abelian groups the analogous statement follows essentially from a result by Katok and Spatzier on invariant measures of such actions (cf. [4] and [3]). By combining these two theorems one obtains isomorphism rigidity of all irreducible, expansive and mixing algebraic ℤ ^d -actions with d≥2. Oblatum 30-IX-1999 & 4-V-2000?Published online: 16 August 2000     

ℤ2-Codimensions of the Grassmann Algebra

Let E be the infinite-dimensional Grassmann algebra over a field F of characteristic zero, and consider L the F-vector space spanned by all generators of E. Let ? _l be any fixed automorphism of E of order 2 such that L is an homogeneous subspace.

Our goal is to finish the computation of the sequences of ? _l -codimensions, by finding its exact value for the unique open case, that is, when the subspace of L corresponding to the eigenvalue 1 is finite-dimensional. As a consequence we get the ?-codimensions for a large amount of arbitrary automorphisms ? of E of order 2.     

Group of automorphisms of the ring ℤA4

The structure of the group of automorphisms of the integer group ring of the group A₄ is studied in terms of a semidirect product. We show that the Zassenhaus conjecture on the structure of automorphisms of integer group rings of finite groups for the group Aut ?A₄ holds.     

Classification of ℤ3-Equivariant Simple Function Germs

Mathematical Notes - The present paper deals with the classification of multivariate holomorphic function germs that are equivariant simple under representations of cyclic groups. We obtain a...     

Structure of some ℤ-graded lie superalgebras of vector fields

In this paper we classifyℤ-graded transitive Lie superalgebras with prescribed nonpositive parts listed in [K2]. The classification of infinite-dimensional simple linearly compact Lie superalgebras given in [K2] is based on this result. We also study the structure of the exceptionalℤ-graded transitive Lie superalgebras and give their geometric realization. Dedicated to the memory of Claude Chevalley Partially supported by NSC grant 88-2115-M006-013 of the ROC Partially supported by NSF grant DMS-9622870 An erratum to this article is available at .     

On an entropy of ℤ + k -actions

In this paper,a definition of entropy for Z＋k（k≥2）-actions due to Friedland is studied.Unlike the traditional definition,it may take a nonzero value for actions whose generators have finite（even zero） entropy as single transformations.Some basic properties are investigated and its value for the Z＋k-actions on circles generated by expanding endomorphisms is given.Moreover,an upper bound of this entropy for the Z＋k-actions on tori generated by expanding endomorphisms is obtained via the preimage entropies,which are entropy-like invariants depending on the ＂inverse orbits＂ structure of the system.     

Construction of Extremal Type II Codes over ℤ4

In this paper, we give a pseudo-random method to construct extremal Type II codes overℤ₄ . As an application, we give a number of new extremal Type II codes of lengths 24, 32 and 40, constructed from some extremal doubly-even self-dual binary codes. The extremal Type II codes of length 24 have the property that the supports of the codewords of Hamming weight 10 form 5−(24,10,36) designs. It is also shown that every extremal doubly-even self-dual binary code of length 32 can be considered as the residual code of an extremal Type II code over ℤ₄.     

ℤ/2ℤ Invariants of the free fermion algebra

By using quantum vertex operators we study the invariance of the rank n free-fermion vertex algebra under the action of the group ?∕2? and obtain its minimal generating set. When n = 1, it is well known that this subalgebra is isomorphic to the Virasoro vertex algebra with central charge 1∕2. In the n = 2 case we show that invariant subalgebra is isomorphic to a simple quotient of a certain W-algebra, which we explicitly construct. For n≥3, our approach leads to a rediscovery of the spinor representation of the a?ne vertex algebra associated to the Lie algebra 𝔰𝔬(n) of I. Frenkel.     

ℤ3-Twisted Representations of Lattice Vertex Operator Algebras

Abstract

Let L be a positive definite even lattice and let g ∈ Aut L be a fixed point free automorphism of order 3. We determine the twisted Zhu's algebra A _? (V _L ) for the lattice vertex operator algebra V _L , where ? is an automorphism of V _L induced from g. As a result, we show that the set of all irreducible ?-twisted modules for V _L (up to isomorphism) are exactly those constructed by Dong and Lepowsky (1996 Dong, C. and Lepowsky, J. 1996. The algebraic structure of relative twisted vertex operators. J. Pure and Applied Algebra, 110: 259–295. [Crossref], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]) and Lepowsky (1985 Lepowsky, J. 1985. Calculus of twisted vertex operators. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 82: 8295–8299. [Crossref], [PubMed], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]).     

Higher levels of ℤ/plℤ and period equations

We first study the d ^th levels of the finite prime fields ? _p . These are the numbers

Parametrizing Over ℤ Integral Values of Polynomials Over ℚ

Given a polynomial f ∈ ?[X] such that f(?) ? ?, we investigate whether the set f(?) can be parametrized by a multivariate polynomial with integer coefficients, that is, the existence of g ∈ ?[X ₁,…, X _m ] such that f(?) = g(? ^m ). We offer a necessary and sufficient condition on f for this to be possible. In particular, it turns out that some power of 2 is a common denominator of the coefficients of f, and there exists a rational β with odd numerator and odd prime-power denominator such that f(X) = f(β ?X). Moreover, if f(?) is likewise parametrizable, then this can be done by a polynomial in one or two variables.     

Quotients of the unit ball of ℂn for a free action of ℤ

LetB _n be the unit ball of ℂⁿ and ℤ ≅ Γ ⊂ AutB _n be generated by a parabolic element of AutB _n. We show that the quotientB _n/Γ is biholomorphic to a holomorphically convex domain of ℂⁿ, whose automorphism group is explicity described. It follows thatB _n/ℤ is Stein for any free action of ℤ. Investigation partially supported by University of Bologna. Funds for selected research topics. The second author was supported by an Instituto Nazionale di Alta Matematica grant.