Set of ambiguous points for functions in ℝ n

It is known that an arbitrary function in the open unit disk can have at most countable set of ambiguous points. Point ζ on the unit circle is an ambiguous point of a function if there exist two Jordan arcs, lying in the unit ball, except the endpoint ζ, such that cluster sets of function along these arcs are disjoint. We investigate whether it is possible to modify the notion of ambiguous point to keep the analogous result true for functions defined in the n-dimensional Euclidean unit ball.     

Generalized multi-resolution analyses and a construction procedure for all wavelet sets in ℝn

An abstract formulation of generalized multiresolution analyses is presented, and those GMRAs that come from multiwavelets are characterized. As an application of this abstract formulation, a constructive procedure is developed, which produces all wavelet sets in ⁿ relative to an integral expansive matrix.     

On the chromatic numbers of spheres in ℝ n

Let χ(S _r ^n?1 )) be the minimum number of colours needed to colour the points of a sphere S _r ^n?1 of radius $r \geqslant \tfrac{1} {2}$ in ? ⁿ so that any two points at the distance 1 apart receive different colours. In 1981 P. Erd?s conjectured that χ(S _r ^n?1 )→∞ for all $r \geqslant \tfrac{1} {2}$ . This conjecture was proved in 1983 by L. Lovász who showed in [11] that χ(S _r ^n?1 ) ≥ n. In the same paper, Lovász claimed that if $r < \sqrt {\frac{n} {{2n + 2}}}$ , then χ(S _r ^n?1 ) ≤ n+1, and he conjectured that χ(S _r ^n?1 ) grows exponentially, provided $r \geqslant \sqrt {\frac{n} {{2n + 2}}}$ . In this paper, we show that Lovász’ claim is wrong and his conjecture is true: actually we prove that the quantity χ(S _r ^n?1 ) grows exponentially for any $r > \tfrac{1} {2}$ .     

Spiral connectedness of the sections and projections of ℂ-convex sets

The notion of structural dimension of -convex sets is introduced. The spiral connectedness of sections and projections of these sets, as well as of the complements of these sections and projections is established. Examples refining L. A. Aizenberg's well-known conjecture about the approximation of strongly linearly convex sets are presented.Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 59, No. 3, pp. 359–369, March, 1996.This research was partially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research under grant No. 93-01-00258.     

Nilfactors of ℝ m and configurations in sets of positive upper density in ℝ m

We use ergodic theoretic tools to solve a classical problem in geometric Ramsey theory. LetE be a measurable subset of ℝ ^m , with . LetV = {0,v ₁,...,v _k} ⊂ ℝ^m. We show that fort large enough, we can find an isometric copy oftV arbitrarily close toE. This is a generalization of a theorem of Furstenberg, Katznelson and Weiss [FuKaW] showing a similar property form=k=2.     

An explicit counter-example for the shephard problem of convex bodies in ℝ n

Comparing the volume of the projection body of a double cone and that of the projection body of a ball, we give an explicit counter-example for the Shephard problem of convex bodies in Rⁿ (n ≥ 3) and an affirmative answer to the question of Zhang.     

Asymptotics for the Expected Lifetime of Brownian Motion on Thin Domains in ℝ n

We derive a three-term asymptotic expansion for the expected lifetime of Brownian motion and for the torsional rigidity on thin domains in ? ⁿ , and a two-term expansion for the maximum (and corresponding maximizer) of the expected lifetime. The approach is similar to that which we used previously to study the eigenvalues of the Dirichlet Laplacian and consists of scaling the domain in one direction and deriving the corresponding asymptotic expansions as the scaling parameter goes to zero. Apart from being dominated by the one-dimensional Brownian motion along the direction of the scaling, we also see that the symmetry of the perturbation plays a role in the expansion. As in the case of eigenvalues, these expansions may also be used to approximate the exit time for domains where the scaling parameter is not necessarily close to zero.     

Hamiltonization and Integrability of the Chaplygin Sphere in ℝ n

This paper studies a natural n-dimensional generalization of the classical nonholonomic Chaplygin sphere problem. We prove that for a specific choice of the inertia operator, the restriction of the generalized problem onto a zero value of the SO(n−1)-momentum mapping becomes an integrable Hamiltonian system after an appropriate time reparametrization.     

Double Bubbles for Immiscible Fluids in ℝ n

We use a new approach that we call unification to prove that standard weighted double bubbles in n-dimensional Euclidean space minimize immiscible fluid surface energy, that is, surface area weighted by constants. The result is new for weighted area, and also gives the simplest known proof to date of the (unit weight) double bubble theorem (Hass et al., Electron. Res. Announc. Am. Math. Soc., 1(3):98–102, 1995; Hutchings et al., Ann. Math., 155(2):459–489, 2002; Reichardt, J. Geom. Anal., 18(1):172–191, 2008). As part of the proof, we introduce a striking new symmetry argument for showing that a minimizer must be a surface of revolution.     

Complete orthonormal sets of polynomial solutions of the Riesz and Moisil-Teodorescu systems in ℝ3

As it is well-known, the generalization of the classical Cauchy-Riemann system to higher dimensions leads to the so-called Riesz and Moisil-Teodorescu systems. Rewriting these systems in quaternionic language and taking advantage of the underlying algebra, we construct complete sets of polynomials solutions of both systems that are orthonormal with respect to a certain inner product. The restrictions of those polynomials to the unit sphere can be viewed as analogues to the complex case of the Fourier exponential functions $\{e^{i n \theta}\}_{n\geq 0}$ on the unit circle and constitute a refinement of the well-known spherical harmonics.     

Measures and their dimension spectrums for cookie-cutter sets in ℝd

The characteristics of cookie-cutter sets in ℝ^d are investigated. A Bowen's formula for the Hausdorff dimension of a cookie-cutter set in terms of the pressure function is derived. The existence of self-similar measures, conformal measures and Gibbs measures on cookie-cutter sets is proved. The dimension spectrum of each of these measures is analyzed. In addition, the locally uniformly α-dimensional condition and the fractal Plancherel Theorem for these measures are shown. Finally, the existence of order-two density for the Hausdorff measure of a cookie-cutter set is proved. This project is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.     

On the structure of incoming and outgoing subspaces for a wave equations in ℝ n

We investigate the structure of incoming and outgoing subspaces in the Lax-Phillips scheme for the classic wave equation in ℝ ⁿ . Institute of Mathematics, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev. Translated from Ukrainskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 51, No. 5, pp. 708–712, May, 1999.     

On the representation of biharmonic functions with singularities in ℝ n

Biharmonic functions are defined on Euclidean spaces, Riemannian manifolds, infinite trees, and more generally on abstract harmonic spaces. In this note, we consider biharmonic functions b defined on annular sets Ω \ K and obtain Laurent-type decompositions for b in the Euclidean spaces and in infinite trees. Particular importance is given to the investigation when b extends as a distribution on Ω.     

Rigid Sets of Dimension n – 1 in ℝ n

We give conditions allowing an intrinsic isometry on a dense subset to be extended to an isometry of the whole set. This enables us to find examples of (n-1)-dimensional sets rigid in ⁿ .     

A characterization of sets in ℝ2 with DC distance function

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal - We give a complete characterization of closed sets F ? ?2 whose distance function dF:= dist(·, F) is DC (i.e., is the difference of two convex...     

Existence and symmetry for elliptic equations in ℝn with arbitrary growth in the gradient

We define the Polish space R of non-degenerate rank-1 systems. Each non-degenerate rank-1 system can be viewed as a measure-preserving transformation of an atomless, σ-finite measure space and as a homeomorphism of a Cantor space. We completely characterize when two non-degenerate rank-1 systems are topologically isomorphic. We also analyze the complexity of the topological isomorphism relation on R, showing that it is \({F_\sigma }\) as a subset of R× R and bi-reducible to E₀. We also explicitly describe when a non-degenerate rank-1 system is topologically isomorphic to its inverse.     

Lp-gradient estimates for the commutators of the Kato square roots of second-order elliptic operators on ℝn

Let L=-div(A▽) be a second-order divergent-form elliptic operator,where A is an accretive n×n matrix with bounded and measurable complex coefficients on Herein,we prove that the commutator [b,L1/2]of the Kato square root L1/2 and b with ▽b∈Ln(Rn)(n> 2),is bounded from the homogenous Sobolev space L1p(Rn) to Lp(Rn)(p-(L)     

Injectivity sets for spherical means on ℝ n and on symmetric spacesand on symmetric spaces

A complex Radon measure μ on ℝ ⁿ is said to be of at most exponential-quadratic growth if there exist positive constants C and α such that . Let X_exp denote the space of all complex Radon measure on ℝ ⁿ of at most exponential-quadratic growth. Using elementary methods, we obtain injectivity sets for spherical means for X_exp. We also discuss similar results for symmetric spaces.     

About the Cohomology of the Lie Superalgebra of Vector Fields on ℝ n|n

In this article, we compute the first space of cohomology of Vect (? ^n|n ), the Lie superalgebra of vector fields on the supermanifold ? ^n|n with coefficients in 𝒻 (? ^n|n ), the space of smooth functions on ? ^n|n . We give a super analog of the cohomologies of vector fields that where studied for instance by Fuchs [2 Fuchs , D. B. ( 1986 ). Cohomology of Infinite Dimensional Lie Algebras . New York : Consultants Bureau . [Google Scholar]]. This work allows us to classify the deformations of the action of Vect(? ^n|n ) on 𝒻 (? ^n|n ).