The degree of maps between certain 6-manifolds

For manifolds M,M of the form S² e⁴ e⁶ we compute the homomorphisms H_*M H_*M between homology groups which are realizable by a map F: M M.     

Investigation of Haar and Franklin series in Hardy spaces

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Coherent Homotopical Algebras: “Special Gamma-Categories”

We introduce a theory of coherence for symmetric monoidal categories inthe spirit of Segal and show that it is equivalent, in an appropriate sense,to MacLanes original notion. More precisely, we prove thatspecial categories, the analogue ofspecial spaces, and coherently symmetric monoidalcategories are one and the same. This is analogous to the situation intopology where special spaces are precisely homotopicalcommutative monoids. In light of the obervation that the category of smallcategories Cat bears a functorial Quillen model structure with respect tothe class of categorical equivalences: in fact, is a homotopy theory in thesense of Heller, we may reinterpret the theorem as stating that coherentlysymmetric monoidal categories are precisely the homotopical commutativemonoids within this new homotopy theory.     

Generalized Cofibration Categories and Global Actions

We develop an axiomatic homotopy theory for categories with a family of natural cylinders indexed by a set with relations, generalizing Baues I-categories. The main examples of -cofibration categories are the categories of global actions and simplicial complexes.     

On the optimality of a characterization theorem for the gamma function using the multiplication formula

Summary The following Artin type characterization of : _{+ +} is proved: Assume thatf: _{+ +} satisfies the Gauss multiplication formula for some fixedp 2,f is absolutely continuous on [l/p, 1 + ] for some > 0 and lim _{x 0} xf(x) = 1. Thenf(x) = (x) forx > 0.The optimality of this result is checked by means of counterexamples. For instance, it is shown that the result is no longer true, if f is absolutely continuous is replaced by f is continuous and of finite variation.     

A Homotopy 2-Groupoid of a Hausdorff Space

If X is a Hausdorff space we construct a 2-groupoid G ₂ X with the following properties. The underlying category of G ₂ X is the `path groupoid" of X whose objects are the points of X and whose morphisms are equivalence classes f, g of paths f, g in X under a relation of thin relative homotopy. The groupoid of 2-morphisms of G ₂ X is a quotient groupoid X / N X, where X is the groupoid whose objects are paths and whose morphisms are relative homotopy classes of homotopies between paths. N X is a normal subgroupoid of X determined by the thin relative homotopies. There is an isomorphism G ₂ X(f,f) ₂(X, f(0)) between the 2-endomorphism group of f and the second homotopy group of X based at the initial point of the path f. The 2-groupoids of function spaces yield a 2-groupoid enrichment of a (convenient) category of pointed spaces.We show how the 2-morphisms may be regarded as 2-tracks. We make precise how cubical diagrams inhabited by 2-tracks can be pasted.     

On some problems of interpolation by ℒ-splines

_n (D) — ,s — _n (D), _v (v=1, 2, ...,s/2) — . _m={0x ₀<x ₁<...<x _2m–1<2,x _2m =x ₀+2} , x _j +1–x _j <(4s max _v )^–1,j=0, 1, ..., 2m –1, ( ) 2- - _n,m 2m , _m . , L _q - (1q) W ( _n )={f ₂ :f ^(n–1)AC ₂ , _n (D)f 1} 2- - (s _n f), _m . , - - _n,m .

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The author expresses his gratitude to Yu. N. Subbotin for a useful discussion on the results of this paper.     

On the angular derivative and univalence

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On approximation of functions on the half-line by algebraic polynomials

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On the asymptotic distribution of oscillation points in rational approximation

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The paper was written during the second author's visit at the Mathematical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.     

Mixed-norm estimates for a class of integral operators

(, ) — R ^m ×R ⁿ . f R ^m ×R ⁿ f_p,q, f L _p (R ^m) x y, L^q(Rⁿ). ׃ _q,r cƒ _p,r , ׃ R ^m ×R ⁿ , , , q r . , ( ¦¦) K ₀ (y); p, g r , K ₀.     

Maximal inequalities,convexity inequality,and their duality. II

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On term by term dyadic differentiability of Walsh series

. . . . : {ja _j },j=1,2,... — , f(x) , , f ^[1](x) — f .     

On convergence of function series

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On the summability of Fourier series with the method of lacunary arithmetic means

. f- ,S _n (f)— . {n _k }, n _k+1/n _k >1+ck ^– ,— , 0<1/2, f ₀, .     

Über Gruppen von Homöomorphismen Seifertscher Faserräume und Flacher Mannigfaltigkeiten

Let M be a compact manifold and A a finite subgroup of the outer automorphism group Out ₁(M) of ₁(M). A necessary condition for realising A by an isomorphic group of homeomorphisms of M is the existence of an extension to the abstract kernel (A, ₁(M), : AOut ₁(M)). If the center of ₁(M) is nontrivial this condition need not be fulfilled. We show however, that we can find a finite group B with a normal abelian subgroup C with B/CA, and such that there exists an extension to the abstract kernel (B, ₁(M), : BAOut ₁(M)). In the case of Seifert fiber spaces or flat Riemannian manifolds B can be ralized by an isomorphic group of homeomorphisms of M.     

Coarse Cohomology and lp-Cohomology

We prove that, for any exact category M, any element of K₁(M)can be described in terms of a pair of admissible monomorphisms A X, B Y and an isomorphism :A X/A Y B Y/B X.     

НАИЛУЧШЕЕ ПРИБЛИЖЕ НИЕ УГЛОМ И ПРИБЛИЖЕНИЕ УГЛОМ ИЗ СИНГУЛЯРНЫХ ИНТЕГРАЛОВ ФУНКЦИЙf∈L p (R n ),2<P<∞

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Sharpening of Stečkin's theorem to strong approximation with exponentp

— , B _n , B p1., , p=1 , - . , , , p.     

Exact estimates for partially monotone approximation

f(x) — , - [–1,1], (f, ) — , as— f, . . (- ) (x _i,x _{i+ 1}) (i=0, 1, ...,s–1; =–1,x _s,=1), f(x) . , n=0,1,... _n() , [– 1,1] signf(x) sign _n(x) 0, ¦f(x)– _n(x)¦ C(s) (f, 1/n+1, C(s) s. , - , « » .