Mean2-Bounded Operators on Hilbert Space and Weight Sequences of Positive Operators

We introduce and study the class of mean₂-bounded operators on Hilbert space. These operators, which are characterized by a uniform boundedness condition on the 'quadratic averages' of their powers, are intimately related to operator-valued weight sequences and weighted norm inequalities. Mean₂-bounded operators exhibit a lively interplay with the discrete Hilbert transform in an array of settings. Under appropriate circumstances, mean₂-bounded operators have a rich spectral theory leading to powerful transference properties.     

Canonical State Representations and Hilbert Functions of Multidimensional Systems

A basic and substantial theorem of one-dimensional systems theory, due to R. Kalman, says that an arbitrary input/output behavior with proper transfer matrix admits an observable state representation which, in particular, is a realization of the transfer matrix. The state equations have the characteristic property that any local, better temporal, state at time zero and any input give rise to a unique global state or trajectory of the system or, in other terms, that the global state is the unique solution of a suitable Cauchy problem. With an adaption of this state property to the multidimensional situation or rather its algebraic counter-part we prove that any behavior governed by a linear system of partial differential or difference equations with constant coefficients is isomorphic to a canonical state behavior which is constructed by means of Gröbner bases. In contrast to the one-dimensional situation, to J.C. Willems’ multidimensional state space models and and to J.F. Pommaret’s modified Spencer form the canonical state behavior is not necessarily a first order system. Further first order models are due E. Zerz. As a by-product of the state space construction we derive a new variant of the algorithms for the computation of the Hilbert function of finitely generated polynomial modules or behaviors. J.F. Pommaret, J. Wood and P. Rocha discussed the Hilbert polynomial in the systems theoretic context. The theorems of this paper are constructive and have been implemented in MAPLE in the two-dimensional case and demonstrated in a simple, but instructive example. A two-page example also gives the complete proof of Kalman’s one-dimensional theorem mentioned above. We believe that for this standard case the algorithms of the present paper compare well with their various competitors from the literature.     

On Relative K 2-Group of Split Radical Ideals

Let I be a split radical ideal of a ring R. In this article, the exact sequence 1 → K ₂(R, I) → U _R (I) → V(R, I) → 1 is given by using the method of extension of groups, where U _R (I) is determined by generators and relations. The results of Maazen and Stienstra on the presentation for relative K ₂ group of split radical pairs are extended and amplified.     

On lower bounds for theL 2-Wasserstein metric in a Hilbert space

We provide two families of lower bounds for theL ²-Wasserstein metric in separable Hilbert spaces which depend on the basis chosen for the space. Then we focus on one of these families and we provide a necessary and sufficient condition for the supremum in it to be attained. In the finite dimensional case, we identify the basis which provides the most accurate lower bound in the family.Research partially supported by the Spanish DGICYT under grants PB91-0306-02-00, 01 and 02.     

Representation of Hilbert algebras and implicative semilattices

In this paper we shall give a topological representation for Hilbert algebras that extend the topological representation given by A. Diego in [4]. For implicative semilattices this representation gives a full duality. We shall also consider the representation for Boolean ring.     

Area Integral Functions and H Functional Calculus for Sectorial Operators on Hilbert Spaces

Area integral functions are introduced for sectorial operators on Hilbert spaces. We establish the equivalence relationship between the square and area integral functions. This immediately extends McIntosh/Yagi's results on H^∞ functional calculus of sectorial operators on Hilbert spaces to the case when the square functions are replaced by the area integral functions.     

Hilbert空间上线性算子广义逆A(2)T,S的存在性及其表示式

设H₁和H₂是两个Hilbert空间, B(H₁,H₂)表示从H₁到H₂的所有有界线性算子的集合, T和S分别是H₁和H₂的两个闭子空间. 如果存在线性算子X ∈ B(H₂,H₁)满足XAX=X, R(X)=T, N(X)=S,则称X为线性算子$A$的具有指定像空间T和零空间S的外逆,记为A⁽²⁾_T,S. 该文进一步研究了线性算子广义逆A⁽²⁾_T,S存在的若干等价条件及其性质,建立了算子广义逆A⁽²⁾_T,S的表示形式.     

Homotopic invariance of infinite-dimensional homotopic groups of Hilbert space subsets

The paper discusses some equivalent ways of construction of infinite-dimensional homotopic groups of subsets and pairs of subsets in real Hilbert spaces. In the admissible class of K ₀-continuous mappings, the homotopic invariance of the mentioned groups and their isomorphism are demonstrated in the case where the basic points belong to the same component of K ₀-linear connectivity.     

Hilbertian Versus Hilbert W*-Modules and Applications to L2- and other invariants

Hilbert(ian) A-modules over finite von Neumann algebras with a faithful normal trace state (from global analysis) and Hilbert W*-modules over A (from operator algebra theory) are compared and a categorical equivalence is established. The correspondence between these two structures sheds new light on basic results in L ²-invariant theory providing alternative proofs. We indicate new invariants for finitely generated projective B-modules, where B is a unital C*-algebra (usually the full group C*-algebra C*() of the fundamental group =₁(M) of a manifold M).     

Nevanlinna Functions,Perturbation Formulas,and Triplets of Hilbert Spaces

Let S be a closed symmetric operator with defect numbers (1,1) in a Hilbert space ?? and let A be a selfadjoint operator extension of S in ??. Then S is necessarily a graph restriction of A and the selfadjoint extensions of S can be considered as graph perturbations of A, cf. [8]. Only when S is not densely defined and, in particular, when S is bounded, 5 is given by a domain restriction of A and the graph perturbations reduce to rank one perturbations in the sense of [23]. This happens precisely when the Q - function of S and A belongs to the subclass No of Nevanlinna functions. In this paper we show that by going beyond the Hilbert space ?? the graph perturbations can be interpreted as compressions of rank one perturbations. We present two points of view: either the Hilbert space ?? is given a one-dimensional extension, or the use of Hilbert space triplets associated with A is invoked. If the Q - function of S and A belongs to the subclass N₁ of Nevanlinna functions, then it is convenient to describe the selfadjoint extensions of S including its generalized Friedrichs extension (see [6]) by interpolating the original triplet, cf. [5]. For the case when A is semibounded, see also [4]. We prove some invariance properties, which imply that such an interpolation is independent of the (nonexceptional) extension.     

Interval Valued Intuitionistic （S, T）-fuzzy Hv-submodules

On the basis of the concept of the interval valued intuitionistic fuzzy sets introduced by K. Atanassov, the notion of interval valued intuitionistic fuzzy Hv-submodules of an Hv-module with respect to a t-norm T and an s-norm S is given and the characteristic properties are described. The homomorphic image and the inverse image are investigated. In particular, the connections between interval valued intuitionistic （S, T）-fuzzy Hv-submodules and interval valued intuitionistic （S, T）-fuzzy submodules are discussed.     

Adjoint L-Values and Primes of Congruence for Hilbert Modular Forms

Let f be a primitive Hilbert modular cusp form of arbitrary level and parallel weight k, defined over a totally real number field F. We define a finite set of primes that depends on the weight and level of f, the field F, and the torsion in the boundary cohomology groups of the Borel–Serre compactification of the underlying Hilbert-Blumenthal variety. We show that, outside , any prime that divides the algebraic part of the value at s=1 of the adjoint L-function of f is a congruence prime for f. In special cases we identify the boundary primes in terms of expressions of the form , where is a totally positive unit of F.     

Multivariate approximation in the worst case setting over reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces

We study the worst case setting for approximation of d variate functions from a general reproducing kernel Hilbert space with the error measured in the L_∞ norm. We mainly consider algorithms that use n arbitrary continuous linear functionals. We look for algorithms with the minimal worst case errors and for their rates of convergence as n goes to infinity. Algorithms using n function values will be analyzed in a forthcoming paper.We show that the L_∞ approximation problem in the worst case setting is related to the weighted L₂ approximation problem in the average case setting with respect to a zero-mean Gaussian stochastic process whose covariance function is the same as the reproducing kernel of the Hilbert space. This relation enables us to find optimal algorithms and their rates of convergence for the weighted Korobov space with an arbitrary smoothness parameter α>1, and for the weighted Sobolev space whose reproducing kernel corresponds to the Wiener sheet measure. The optimal convergence rates are n^-(α-1)/2 and n^-1/2, respectively.We also study tractability of L_∞ approximation for the absolute and normalized error criteria, i.e., how the minimal worst case errors depend on the number of variables, d, especially when d is arbitrarily large. We provide necessary and sufficient conditions on tractability of L_∞ approximation in terms of tractability conditions of the weighted L₂ approximation in the average case setting. In particular, tractability holds in weighted Korobov and Sobolev spaces only for weights tending sufficiently fast to zero and does not hold for the classical unweighted spaces.     

Representations of Some Hopf Algebras Associated to the Symmetric Group S n

We prove that all irreducible representations of the bismash product have Frobenius–Schur indicator +1, where k is an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0. If n = p, a prime, we find all indicators for . We also study more general bismash products. Both authors were supported by NSF grants DMS-07-01291 and DMS-04-01399.     

The Polynomial Degree of the Grassmannian {\mathcal G_{\bf 1,}{\bf n,}{\bf 2}}

For a subset ψ of PG(N, 2) a known result states that ψ has polynomial degree ≤ r, r≤ N, if and only if ψ intersects every r-flat of PG(N, 2) in an odd number of points. Certain refinements of this result are considered, and are then applied in the case when ψ is the Grassmannian , to show that for n <8 the polynomial degree of is .     

Holomorphic Functions of Exponential Growth on Abelian Coverings of a Projective Manifold

Let M be a projective manifold, p: M _G M a regular covering over M with a free Abelian transformation group G. We describe the holomorphic functions on M _G of an exponential growth with respect to the distance defined by a metric pulled back from M. As a corollary, we obtain Cartwright and Liouville-type theorems for such functions. Our approach brings together the L ₂ cohomology technique for holomorphic vector bundles on complete Kähler manifolds and the geometric properties of projective manifolds.     

Hilbert Polynomial of a Certain Ladder-Determinantal Ideal

A ladder-shaped array is a subset of a rectangular array which looks like a Ferrers diagram corresponding to a partition of a positive integer. The ideals generated by the p-by-p minors of a ladder-type array of indeterminates in the corresponding polynomial ring have been shown to be hilbertian (i.e., their Hilbert functions coincide with Hilbert polynomials for all nonnegative integers) by Abhyankar and Kulkarni [3, p 53–76]. We exhibit here an explicit expression for the Hilbert polynomial of the ideal generated by the two-by-two minors of a ladder-type array of indeterminates in the corresponding polynomial ring. Counting the number of paths in the corresponding rectangular array having a fixed number of turning points above the path corresponding to the ladder is an essential ingredient of the combinatorial construction of the Hilbert polynomial. This gives a constructive proof of the hilbertianness of the ideal generated by the two-by-two minors of a ladder-type array of indeterminates.