Spectra of operators with Bishop's property

Let be a Banach space and let be the class that consists of all operators such that for every , the range of has a finite-codimension when it is closed. For an integer , we define the class as an extension of . We then study spectral properties of such operators, and we extend some known results of multi-cyclic operators with .

     

On the normal bundle of submanifolds of

Let be a submanifold of dimension of the complex projective space . We prove results of the following type.i) If is irregular and , then the normal bundle is indecomposable. ii) If is irregular, and , then is not the direct sum of two vector bundles of rank . iii) If , and is decomposable, then the natural restriction map is an isomorphism (and, in particular, if is embedded Segre in , then is indecomposable). iv) Let and , and assume that is a direct sum of line bundles; if assume furthermore that is simply connected and is not divisible in . Then is a complete intersection. These results follow from Theorem 2.1 below together with Le Potier's vanishing theorem. The last statement also uses a criterion of Faltings for complete intersection. In the case when this fact was proved by M. Schneider in 1990 in a completely different way.

     

Dynamics of the function and the Green-Tao theorem on arithmetic progressions in the primes

Let be the set of all positive integers , where are primes and possibly two, but not all three of them are equal. For any , define a function by where is the largest prime factor of . It is clear that if , then . For any , define , for . An element is semi-periodic if there exists a nonnegative integer and a positive integer such that . We use ind to denote the least such nonnegative integer . Wushi Goldring [Dynamics of the function and primes, J. Number Theory 119(2006), 86-98] proved that any element is semi-periodic. He showed that there exists such that , ind, and conjectured that ind can be arbitrarily large.

In this paper, it is proved that for any we have ind , and the Green-Tao Theorem on arithmetic progressions in the primes is employed to confirm Goldring's above conjecture.

     

On exceptional eigenvalues of the Laplacian for

An explicit Dirichlet series is obtained, which represents an analytic function of in the half-plane except for having simple poles at points that correspond to exceptional eigenvalues of the non-Euclidean Laplacian for Hecke congruence subgroups by the relation for . Coefficients of the Dirichlet series involve all class numbers of real quadratic number fields. But, only the terms with for sufficiently large discriminants contribute to the residues of the Dirichlet series at the poles , where is the multiplicity of the eigenvalue for . This may indicate (I'm not able to prove yet) that the multiplicity of exceptional eigenvalues can be arbitrarily large. On the other hand, by density theorem the multiplicity of exceptional eigenvalues is bounded above by a constant depending only on .

     

Counting cusps of subgroups of

Let be a number field with real places and complex places, and let be the ring of integers of . The quotient has cusps, where is the class number of . We show that under the assumption of the generalized Riemann hypothesis that if is not or an imaginary quadratic field and if , then has infinitely many maximal subgroups with cusps. A key element in the proof is a connection to Artin's Primitive Root Conjecture.

     

Polynomials with roots in for all

Let be a monic polynomial in with no rational roots but with roots in for all , or equivalently, with roots mod for all . It is known that cannot be irreducible but can be a product of two or more irreducible polynomials, and that if is a product of irreducible polynomials, then its Galois group must be a union of conjugates of proper subgroups. We prove that for any , every finite solvable group that is a union of conjugates of proper subgroups (where all these conjugates have trivial intersection) occurs as the Galois group of such a polynomial, and that the same result (with ) holds for all Frobenius groups. It is also observed that every nonsolvable Frobenius group is realizable as the Galois group of a geometric, i.e. regular, extension of .

     

The global attractivity of the rational difference equation

This paper studies the behavior of positive solutions of the recursive equation

with and , where . We prove that if , and , then tends to . This complements several results in the recent literature, including the main result in K. S.  Berenhaut, J. D. Foley and S. Stevic, The global attractivity of the rational difference equation , Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 135 (2007) 1133-1140.

     

A sharp result on -covers

Let be a finite system of residue classes which forms an -cover of (i.e., every integer belongs to at least members of ). In this paper we show the following sharp result: For any positive integers and , if there is such that the fractional part of is , then there are at least such subsets of . This extends an earlier result of M. Z. Zhang and an extension by Z. W. Sun. Also, we generalize the above result to -covers of the integral ring of any algebraic number field with a power integral basis.

     

planes in

We establish a homeomorphism between the moduli space of ordered -tuples of 2-dimensional linear subspaces (mod ) and the quotient by simultaneous conjugation of a certain open subset . For , this leads to an explicit computation of the moduli space of central 2-arrangements in mod and its subspace of those classes that contain a complex hyperplane arrangement.

     

On Generic differential -extensions

Let be an algebraically closed field with trivial derivation and let denote the differential rational field , with , , , , differentially independent indeterminates over . We show that there is a Picard-Vessiot extension for a matrix equation , with differential Galois group , with the property that if is any differential field with field of constants , then there is a Picard-Vessiot extension with differential Galois group if and only if there are with well defined and the equation giving rise to the extension .

     

The -primary classifying space of the fiber of the double suspension

Gray showed that the homotopy fiber of the double suspension has an integral classifying space , which fits in a homotopy fibration . In addition, after localizing at an odd prime , is an -space and if , then is homotopy associative and homotopy commutative, and is an -map. We positively resolve a conjecture of Gray's that the same multiplicative properties hold for as well. We go on to give some exponent consequences.

     

Numerical radius distance-preserving maps on

Let be a complex Hilbert space, be the algebra of all bounded linear operators on , be the subset of all selfadjoint operators in and or . Denote by the numerical radius of . We characterize surjective maps that satisfy for all without the linearity assumption.

     

Eigenvalues of the Laplacian acting on -forms and metric conformal deformations

Let be a compact connected orientable Riemannian manifold of dimension and let be the -th positive eigenvalue of the Laplacian acting on differential forms of degree on . We prove that the metric can be conformally deformed to a metric , having the same volume as , with arbitrarily large for all .

Note that for the other values of , that is and , one can deduce from the literature that, 0$">, the -th eigenvalue is uniformly bounded on any conformal class of metrics of fixed volume on .

For , we show that, for any positive integer , there exists a metric conformal to such that, , , that is, the first eigenforms of are all exact forms.

     

Total curvatures of a closed curve in Euclidean -space

A classical result by J. W. Milnor states that the total curvature of a closed curve in the Euclidean -space is the limit of the total curvatures of polygons inscribed in . In the present paper a similar geometric interpretation is given for all total curvatures , .

     

(APD)-property of -algebras by extensions of -algebras with (APD)

A unital -algebra is said to have the (APD)-property if every nonzero element in has the approximate polar decomposition. Let be a closed ideal of . Suppose that and have (APD). In this paper, we give a necessary and sufficient condition that makes have (APD). Furthermore, we show that if and or is a simple purely infinite -algebra, then has (APD).

     

-hyponormality is not translation-invariant

In this note we provide an example of a semi-hyponormal Hilbert space operator for which is not -hyponormal for some and all .

     

A row removal theorem for the Ext quiver of symmetric groups and Schur algebras

In 1981, G. D. James proved two theorems about the decomposition matrices of Schur algebras involving the removal of the first row or column from a Young diagram. He established corresponding results for the symmetric group using the Schur functor. We apply James' techniques to prove that row removal induces an injection on the corresponding between simple modules for the Schur algebra.

We then give a new proof of James' symmetric group result for partitions with the first part less than . This proof lets us demonstrate that first-row removal induces an injection on Ext spaces between these simple modules for the symmetric group. We conjecture that our theorem holds for arbitrary partitions. This conjecture implies the Kleshchev-Martin conjecture that for any simple module in characteristic . The proof makes use of an interesting fixed-point functor from -modules to -modules about which little seems to be known.

     

Spectrally bounded -derivations on Banach algebras

Applying the density theorem on algebras with -derivations, we show that if a -derivation of a unital Banach algebra is spectrally bounded, then . Also, if and only if , where denotes the spectral radius of .

     

Lifts of - and -morphisms to -morphisms

Let be the Hochschild complex of cochains on and let be the space of multivector fields on . In this paper we prove that given any -structure (i.e. Gerstenhaber algebra up to homotopy structure) on , and any -morphism (i.e. morphism of a commutative, associative algebra up to homotopy) between and , there exists a -morphism between and that restricts to . We also show that any -morphism (i.e. morphism of a Lie algebra up to homotopy), in particular the one constructed by Kontsevich, can be deformed into a -morphism, using Tamarkin's method for any -structure on . We also show that any two of such -morphisms are homotopic.

     

Upper bounds for the volume and diameter of -dimensional sections of convex bodies

In this paper some upper bounds for the volume and diameter of central sections of symmetric convex bodies are obtained in terms of the isotropy constant of the polar body. The main consequence is that every symmetric convex body in of volume one has a proportional section , dim ( ), of diameter bounded by

whenever the polar body is in isotropic position ( is some absolute constant).