A decomposition theorem for G-groups

Some classical results about linear representations of a finite group G have been also proved for representations of G on non-abelian groups （G-groups）. In this paper we establish a decomposition theorem for irreducible G-groups which expresses a suitable irreducible G-group as a tensor product of two projective G-groups in a similar way to the celebrated theorem of Clifford for linear representations. Moreover, we study the non-abelian minimal normal subgroups of G in which this decomposition is possible.     

Small Valdivia compact spaces

We prove a preservation theorem for the class of Valdivia compact spaces, which involves inverse sequences of retractions of a certain kind. Consequently, a compact space of weight?ℵ₁ is Valdivia compact iff it is the limit of an inverse sequence of metric compacta whose bonding maps are retractions. As a corollary, we show that the class of Valdivia compacta of weight?ℵ₁ is preserved both under retractions and under open 0-dimensional images. Finally, we characterize the class of all Valdivia compacta in the language of category theory, which implies that this class is preserved under all continuous weight preserving functors.     

Small compact perturbation of strongly irreducible operators

An operatorT onH is called strongly irreducible ifT is not similar to any reducible operators. In this paper, we shall say yes to answer the following question raised by D. A. Herrero.Given an operatorT with connected spectrum (T) and a positive number , can we find a compact operatorK with K < such thatT+K is strongly irreducible?Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(19901011), Mathematical Center of State Education Commission of China and 973 Project of China     

Hilbert compacts,compact ellipsoids,and compact extrema

We consider a system of so-called Hilbert compacts K(H) in a Hilbert space H; those Hilbert compacts admit a two-sided estimate by compact ellipsoids in H. For functionals in H, we introduce the notion of a compact extremum achieved at a certain base with respect to the imbedding in K(H). An example of the K-extremum of a variational functional in the Sobolev space W ₂¹ is considered.     

Small ball probabilities for smooth Gaussian fields and tensor products of compact operators

We find the logarithmic L₂‐small ball asymptotics for a class of zero mean Gaussian fields with covariances having the structure of “tensor product”. The main condition imposed on marginal covariances is slow growth at the origin of counting functions of their eigenvalues. That is valid for Gaussian functions with smooth covariances. Another type of marginal functions considered as well are classical Wiener process, Brownian bridge, Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process, etc., in the case of special self‐similar measure of integration. Our results are based on a new theorem on spectral asymptotics for the tensor products of compact self‐adjoint operators in Hilbert space which is of independent interest. Thus, we continue to develop the approach proposed in the paper 6 , where the regular behavior at infinity of marginal eigenvalues was assumed.     

Small ball probabilities for Gaussian random fields and tensor products of compact operators

We find the logarithmic -small ball asymptotics for a large class of zero mean Gaussian fields with covariances having the structure of ``tensor product'. The main condition imposed on marginal covariances is the regular behavior of their eigenvalues at infinity that is valid for a multitude of Gaussian random functions including the fractional Brownian sheet, Ornstein - Uhlenbeck sheet, etc. So we get the far-reaching generalizations of well-known results by Csáki (1982) and by Li (1992). Another class of Gaussian fields considered is the class of additive fields studied under the supremum-norm by Chen and Li (2003). Our theorems are based on new results on spectral asymptotics for the tensor products of compact self-adjoint operators in Hilbert space which are of independent interest.

     

Measure compact,almost compact,and integral operators of the first,second, and third kind

Under study are the metric, algebraic, spectral, and characteristic properties of measure compact, almost compact, and integral operators of the first, second, and third kind in spaces of integrable functions.     

On countably compact,locally countable spaces

We study the cardinalities of countably compact, locally countableT ₃ spaces. For alln(<), there exists one of cardinality _n . IfV=L, then there exists one of cardinalityx iffx= orx =x. MA implies that there exists one of cardinality>2.     

Factorizations,denseness, separation,and relatively compact objects

Some of the relationships among the topological notions: ‘Hausdorff’, ‘compact’, ‘perfect’, and ‘closed’ are abstracted to a more general categorical setting, where they are shown to remain intact. An investigation is made of factorization structures (especially for single morphisms) and their relationships to strong limit operators and to the Pumplu¨n-Ro¨hrl Galois correspondence between classes of objects and classes of morphisms in any category. Many examples as well as internal characterizations of Galois-closed classes are provided.     

Sectional curvature,compact cores,and local quasiconvexity

We define a new notion of sectional curvature for 2-complexes, and describe a variety of examples with nonpositive or negative sectional curvature. The 2-complexes with nonpositive sectional curvature have coherent and locally indicable fundamental groups. The 2-complexes with negative sectional curvature have the compact core property for covers with finitely generated fundamental group. The fundamental groups of compact 2-complexes with metric negative sectional curvature have locally-quasiconvex fundamental groups.     

Holomorphic approximation on compact, holomorphically convex, real-analytic varieties

Every continuous function on a compact, holomorphically convex, real-analytic subset of can be approximated uniformly by functions holomorphic on the set.

     

A new family of complex, compact, non-symplectic manifolds

In this paper we study a family of complex, compact, non-symplectic manifolds arising from linear complex dynamical systems. For every integern>3, and an ordered partition ofn into an odd numberk of positive integers we construct such a manifold together with an (n-2)-dimensional space of complex structures. We show that, under mild additional hypotheses, these deformation spaces are universal. Some of these manifolds are holomorphically equivalent to some known examples and we stablish the identification with them. But we also obtain new manifolds admitting a complex structure, and we describe the differentiable type of some of them.Dedicado a la memoria de Ricardo MañéFinancé en partie par le PICS Franco-Mexicain du CNRS.     

Embedding compact t-semigroups into compact uniquely divisible semigroups

Communicated by J. D. Lawson