Singular points of a star-finite tiling

Let be a star-finite tiling of a topological vector space of dimension greater than one and let S() denote the set of singular points of . We show that S() is either uncountable or empty by investigating the density in S() of certain subcollections of geometrically interesting singular points.     

Groups acting simply transitively on the vertices of a building of typeà 2, II: The casesq=2 andq=3

If (P, L) is a projective plane and is a triangle presentation compatible with a point-line correspondence :P L, then gives rise to a group and a thick building of typeà ₂ on the vertices of which acts simply transitively. We find all triangle presentations (up to natural equivalence) compatible with some point-line correspondence :P L, when (P, L) is the projective plane of orderq=2 orq=3. For some, but not all, of these , is isomorphic to the building associated withG=PGL(3,K) whereK is a local field with discrete valuation and residual field of orderq. We identify the for which this is the case, and in these cases, find embeddings of intoG. We also describe the arithmetic nature of these groups.     

Bourbaki spaces of topological groups

A study is presented of the relationship between the topological and uniformity properties of a group G and the spaces (G), (G) of all nonempty closed subsets and closed subgroups of G. A base for the neighborhood system of a closed subset X of G is formed by the sets S(X, U)={Y Y XU, X YU}, where U ranges over all neighborhoods of the identity in G. Criteria are obtained for the space (G) and some of its subspaces to be totally bounded and locally totally bounded. Some classes of groups with compact spaces (G) are described. It is proved that the spaces (G), (G) are complete in the case of projective metrizable groups G.Translated from Ukrainskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 42, No. 4, pp. 542–549, April, 1990.     

Modules over matrix near-rings and the ℐ0-radical

This paper clears up some questions concerning type 0 modules over matrix near-rings and the ₀-radical in matrix near-rings. It is shown that, unlike in the type 2 case, type 0 modules over matrix near-rings may arise in several non-isomorphic ways. As a result, we do not always have the same nice relationship between the ₀-radicals of a near-ring and the corresponding matrix near-ring, as we do for the ₂-radical. All near-rings concerned are zero-symmetric with identity element.     

Study of a filtration expanded to include an honest time

Summary Let (,, P) be a measurable space, and { _t} be a filtration on (,). Then, given a fixed honest timeL a new filtrationG _t} is defined, the smallest containing { _t} and for whichL is a stopping time, and the martingales, semimartingales and stopping times of this new filtration are characterised.     

A gaussian central limit theorem for trimmed products on simply connected step 2-Nilpotent Lie groups

A limit theorem due to J. Kuelbs and M. Ledoux, valid for dilatation-stable laws on type 2-Banach spaces, is carried over to stable laws on simply connected step 2-nilpotent Lie groupsG. We show that for products of i.i.d. random variables in the of attraction of a nondegenerate semigroup onG, where is a one-parameter automorphism group acting contracting onG, a certain intermediate trimming procedure, together with a suitable norming, always yields a nondegenerate centered Gaussian limit.     

On the uniform (C, 1)-summability of Fourier series and integrability of series with respect to multiplicative orthonormal systems

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Two congruence lattices of completely simple semigroups

For a Rees matrix semigroupS with normalized sandwich matrix and C(S), the congruence lattice ofS, we consider the lattice generated by {itpT_l, pK, pT_r, pt_l, pk, pt_r}. HerepT ₁ andpt _l are the upper and lower ends of the interval which makes up the _i -class of , _i being the left trace relation onC(S). The remaining symbols have the analogous meaning relative to the kernel and the right trace relations. We also consider the lattice generated by {T _l, K, T_r, t_l, _k, t_r} where and are the equality and the universal relations onS, respectively. In both cases, we find lattices freest relative to these lattices and represent them as distributive lattices with generators and relations.With 3 Figures     

On an application of infinitely divisible distributions to quadrature problems

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Rep-tiling Euclidean space

Summary Arep-tiling is a self replicating, lattice tiling ofR ⁿ .Lattice tiling means a tiling by translates of a single compact tile by the points of a lattice, andself-replicating means that there is a non-singular linear mapø: R ⁿ Rⁿ such that, for eachT , the imageø(T) is, in turn, tiled by . This topic has recently come under investigation, not only because of its recreational appeal, but because of its application to the theory of wavelets and to computer addressing. The paper presents an exposition of some recent results on rep-tiling, including a construction of essentially all rep-tilings of Euclidean space. The construction is based on radix representation of points of a lattice. One particular radix representation, called thegeneralized balanced ternary, is singled out as an example because of its relevance to the field of computer vision.     

Complements to ‘The Bruhat order on symmetric varieties’

We give several complements to the paper The Bruhat order on symmetric varieties. Our main result shows that the partial order on the set of twisted involutions in the Weyl groupW, which was introduced in the earlier paper, agrees with the partial order on induced by the usual Bruhat order onW.R. W. Richardson died on 15 June. 1993.     

On the divisibility of homogeneous hypergraphs

We denote byK _k ,k, 2, the set of allk-uniform hypergraphsK which have the property that every element subset of the base ofK is a subset of one of the hyperedges ofK. So, the only element inK ₂ ² are the complete graphs. If is a subset ofK _k then there is exactly one homogeneous hypergraphH whose age is the set of all finite hypergraphs which do not embed any element of . We callH -free homogeneous graphsH _n have been shown to be indivisible, that is, for any partition ofH _n into two classes, oue of the classes embeds an isomorphic copy ofH _n . [5]. Here we will investigate this question of indivisibility in the more general context of-free homogeneous hypergraphs. We will derive a general necessary condition for a homogeneous structure to be indivisible and prove that all-free hypergraphs for K _k with 3 are indivisible. The-free hypergraphs with K _k ² satisfy a weaker form of indivisibility which was first shown by Henson [2] to hold forH _n . The general necessary condition for homogeneous structures to be indivisible will then be used to show that not all-free homogeneous hypergraphs are indivisible.This research has been supported by NSERC grant 69–1325.     

The Terwilliger algebras of certain association schemes over the Galois rings of characteristic 4

In a cyclotomic scheme over a finite field, there are some relations between the irreducible modules of the Terwilliger algebra and the Jacobi sums over the field. These relations were investigated in [3]. In this paper, we replace the finite field by a commutative local ring which is called a Galois ring of characteristic 4. Hence we want to find similar relations between the irreducible modules of the Terwilliger algebra and the Jacobi sums over the local ring. Specifically, if we let be a Galois ring of characteristic 4,X a cyclotomic scheme over with classD and the Terwilliger algebra ofX, then we show that most of the irreducible -modules have standard forms; otherwise, certain relations of the Jacobi sums hold. When the classD is three, we can completely determine the irreducible -modules using Jacobi sums.     

On the homogeneous Riemannian structures of type ℐ1⊕ℐ3

We study homogeneous Riemannian structures belonging to the class ₁₃ of the classification given by Tricerri and Vanhecke. The main result is the following: a connected, simply connected Riemannian manifoldM admits a homogeneous structureT of type ₁₃,T₃, if and only ifM is isometric to a hyperbolic space ⁿ .This work was partially supported by M.P.I.     

On equivalence of rearrangements of the Haar system in dyadic Hardy and BMO spaces

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Dedicated to Professor B. Szökefalvi-Nagy on his 75th birthday

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This research was supported in part by MTA-NSF Grants INT-8400708 and 8620153.     

On the limit superior of analytic sets

. , A ₀,A ₁,— - lim supA _j - H, . , - - . , , ; , , . - . - .     

Tessellations generated by hyperplanes

Let be a locally finite system of hyperplanes in ^d with the property that the cells of the induced cell complex decomposition of ^d have uniformly bounded diameters. If is simple and the density of the vertices in exists, then the density of thek-cells in exists and can be given explicitly (k = 1, ...,d). Also, the mean number ofj-faces of thek-cells in exists and can be calculated. For certain nonsimple systems , corresponding inequalities are obtained.     

On convergence and summability of Fourier series

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The present work was written on the basis of two earlier works received byAnalysis Mathematica on January 16, 1979, and July 20, 1979.     

Compressible flow induced by the transient motion of a wavemaker

The effect of fluid compressibility on the evolution of the pressure distribution and free surface elevation, following the initiation of a horizontal motion of a vertical wavemaker, is analysed. This effect is significant even in a liquid (like water) when the time scale of the motion is very short (e.g. impulsive motions).In the leading order the present problem is analogous to that of supersonic flow about a thin wing, thus the solution is represented by means of an appropriate supersonic source distribution. Closed-form results are obtained for the case of impulsive motion (i.e. a step function velocity). The pressure field corresponds to systems of double rarefaction and double compression waves traversing the fluid domain intermittently. Following the passage of a rarefaction (compression) wave, the free surface becomes locally concave (convex). The resulting free surface profile consists of an elongating wavetrain in front of a jet riding up the vertical wall.On the compressible time-scale the pressure and velocity fields approach a steady long-time limit. This limit corresponds to the short-time incompressible flow prevailing after the attenuation of the pressure waves. The spatial nonuniformity of the asymptotic expansion in the neighbourhood of the waterline is briefly discussed.     

On contiguity of probability measures corresponding to semimartingales

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