On the trace and the sum of elements of a matrix

It is demonstrated that in many situations the sum of elements and the trace of a matrix behave similarly.     

Two inequalities for parameters of a cellular algebra

Two inequalities are proved. The first is a generalization for cellular algebras of a well- known theorem about the coincidence of the degree and the multiplicity of an irreducible representation of a finite group in its regular representation. The second inequality that is proved for primitive cellular algebras gives an upper bound for the minimal subdegree of a primitive permutation group in terms of the degrees of its irreducible representations in the permutation representation.Translated fromZapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 240, 1997, pp. 82–95.     

Two inequalities for the Perron Root

If A,B are irreducible, nonnegative n×n matrices with a common right eigenvector and a common left eigenvector corresponding to their respective spectral radii r(A), r(B), then it is shown that for any tϵ[0, 1], r(tA+(1−t)B^t)⩾tr(A)+ (1−t)r(B), where B^t is the transpose of B. Another inequality is proved that involves r(A) and r(Σ_lD^lAE^l), where A is a nonnegative, irreducible matrix and D^l, E^l are positive definite diagonal matrices. These inequalities generalize previous results due to Levinger and due to Friedland and Karlin.     

Two geometric inequalities for the torus

Given an arbitrary Riemannian metric on the torus, a sharp lower bound for the area and a sharp upper bound for the first eigenvalue of the Laplacian is given in terms of the primitive length spectrum.     

Some inequalities for the rational power of a nonnegative definite matrix

In this note the author gives a simple proof of the following fact: Let r and s be two positive rational numbers such that r ? s and let A and B be two n × n non-negative definite Hermitian matrices such that A^r ? B^r. Then A^S ? B^s.     

Two inequalities for Poisson probabilities

In this paper two elementary inequalities with respect to the Poisson distribution are proved. (Theorem 1 and 2).     

Two inequalities for pseudo-differential operators

Изучается ограничен ность псевдодиффере нциальных операторов на \(L^2 (R^n )\) и на пр остранствах Харди в \(R^n \) . Пусть \(D_k = \{ \xi \in R^n :2^{k - 1} \leqq \left| \xi \right|< 2^k \} , k = 1,2,3, \ldots ,\) и \(D_0 = \{ \xi \in R^n :\left| \xi \right|< 1\} \) . Псевдодиффер енциальный операторP с символом p определяется соотно шением $$Pf(x) = \int\limits_{R^n } {e^{ix \cdot \xi } p(x,\xi )\hat f(\xi )d\xi ,x \in R^n .} $$ Будем говорить, что p пр инадлежит классу \(\bar S_{\varrho ,} {}_\delta (M,N), 0 \leqq \delta ,\varrho \leqq 1\) , ес ли $$\left| {D_x^a p(x,\xi )} \right| \leqq C_a (1 + \left| \xi \right|)^{\delta \left| a \right|} , x,\xi \in R^n ,\left| a \right| \leqq M,$$ и $$\int\limits_{D_k } {\left| {D_x^a D_\xi ^\beta p(x,\xi )} \right|d\xi \leqq C_{a\beta } 2^{kn} 2^{k(\delta |a| - \varrho |\beta |)} , x} \in R^n , k = 0,1,2, \ldots ;|a| \leqq M, |\beta | \leqq N.$$ Изучаются условия, ко торым должны удовлет ворять ?. δ,M иN, чтобы для каждого символа \(p \in \bar S_\varrho , {}_\delta (M,N)\) соответствующий оп ераторP был ограниче н на \(L^2 (R^n )\) . Далее, пусть \(p \in S_\varrho , {}_\delta \) , если дл я всех мультииндексо в а и β выполнено условие $$|D_x^a D_\xi ^\beta p(x,\xi )| \leqq C_{a\beta } (1 + |\xi |)^{\delta |\alpha | - \varrho |\beta |} , x,\xi \in R^n .$$ Доказывается, что при 0≦δ<1 операторP отображ ает пространство Харди \(H^p (R^n )\) в локальное пространство Харди ? ^p , если символp принадл ежит классуS ₁, δ.     

Two isoperimetric inequalities for the Sobolev constant

In this note, we prove two isoperimetric inequalities for the sharp constant in the Sobolev embedding and its associated extremal function. The first inequality is a variation on the classical Schwarz Lemma from complex analysis, similar to recent inequalities of Burckel, Marshall, Minda, Poggi-Corradini, and Ransford, while the second generalizes an isoperimetric inequality for the first eigenfunction of the Laplacian due to Payne and Rayner.     

Two sum theorems for topological spaces

Two general criterias for the union of topological spaces of a given type to be also of the same type, are presented.     

Eigenvalue inequalities for products of matrix exponentials

Motivated by models from stochastic population biology and statistical mechanics, we proved new inequalities of the form $\text{(1) ?(e}{}^{\mathrm{A}}\text{e}{}^{\mathrm{B}}\text{)??(e}{}^{\mathrm{A+B}}\text{)}$, where A and B are n × n complex matrices, 1<n<∞, and ? is a real-valued continuous function of the eigenvalues of its matrix argument. For example, if A is essentially nonnegative, B is diagonal real, and ? is the spectral radius, then (1) holds; if in addition A is irreducible and B has at least two different diagonal elements, then the inequality (1) is strict. The proof uses Kingman's theorem on the log-convexity of the spectral radius, Lie's product formula, and perturbation theory. We conclude with conjectures.     

Bounds and inequalities for the Perron root of a nonnegative matrix. II. Circuit bounds and inequalities

The paper suggests two-sided, upper, and lower circuit bounds for the Perron root of a nonnegative matrix, most of which are derived based on an extension of the monotonicity property of the Perron root established by Fiedler and Pták. Bibliography: 9 titles.__________Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 296, 2003, pp. 60–88.