Symmetriegerechte Basisvektoren für Permutationsdarstellungen aller endlichen Punktgruppen der Dimensionen 3 und 2

Zusammenfassung Es seiG eine endliche Untergruppe der orthogonalen Gruppe (det=±1) des ^k mitk=2 oder 3 undN eine endliche Menge von Punkten des ^k , welche unterG invariant ist. Dies gibt Anlass zu einer Permutationsdarstellung vonG im Vektorraum der komplexen Funktionen aufN.In Abschn. 3 wird für eine symmetriegerechte Basis angegeben. Dabei sind die Funktionswerte jeweils exakt tabelliert.

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Let G be a finite subgroup of the orthogonal group (det=±1) of ^k wherek=2 or 3 and letN be a finite set of points of ^k , which is invariant underG. In this way one gets a permutation representation ofG in the vector space of the complex functions onN.In Section 3, a symmetry adapted basis is given for , where the function values are tabulated exactly.

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Im Buch [1] wurden lediglich die Diedergruppen behandelt (in Abschn. 3.1).     

A Proof of the Jungnickel-Tonchev Conjecture on Quasi-Multiple Quasi-Symmetric Designs

A proof of the following conjecture of Jungnickel and Tonchev on quasi-multiple quasi-symmetric designs is given: Let D be a design whose parameter set (v,b,r,k,) equals (v,sv,sk,k, s) for some positive integer s and for some integers v,k, that satisfy (v-1) = k(k-1) (that is, these integers satisfy the parametric feasibility conditions for a symmetric (v,k,)-design). Further assume that D is a quasi-symmetric design, that is D has at most two block intersection numbers. If (k, (s-1)) = 1, then the only way D can be constructed is by taking multiple copies of a symmetric (v,k, )-design.     

Similarity solutions of radially symmetric two-phase flow

When both the diffusivityD and fractional flow functionf have a power law dependence on the water content , i.e.D=D _o andf=⁺¹, the nonlinear transport equation for radially symmetric two phase flow can, in certain circumstances, be reduced to a weakly coupled system of two first order nonlinear ordinary differential equations. Numerical solutions of these equations for a constant flux boundary conditionV _wo and comparison with experimental data are given. In particular, when the fluxV _wo and a are related byV _wo( + 1)/D _o=2, a new fully explicit analytical solution is found as (r, t)=(1 – r ²/4D _ot)^1/ forr ² < 4D _ot/ and (r, t)=0 forr ² 4D _ot/ We show that the existence of this exact soution is due to the presence of a Lagrangian symmetry.     

On feasible sets defined through Chebyshev approximation

LetZ be a compact set of the real space with at leastn + 2 points;f,h1,h2:Z continuous functions,h1,h2 strictly positive andP(x,z),x(x ₀,...,x _n ) ⁿ⁺¹,z , a polynomial of degree at mostn. Consider a feasible setM {x ⁿ⁺¹z Z, –h ₂(z) P(x, z)–f(z)h ₁(z)}. Here it is proved the null vector 0 of ⁿ⁺¹ belongs to the compact convex hull of the gradients ± (1,z,...,z ⁿ ), wherez Z are the index points in which the constraint functions are active for a givenx* M, if and only ifM is a singleton.This work was partially supported by CONACYT-MEXICO.     

On the convergence in a restricted sense of multiple series

Z ^d — k=(k ₁, ...,k _d) k _j,d1.d- (8), . . a _k s _m= a _k s, >0 N, min (m ₁,...,m _d)N, ¦s _m–s¦. , , >0 N, min (m ₁,...,m _d)N min (n ₁,...,n _d)N, ¦s _m–s _n. . , (8) , >0 N, max (b ₁,...,b _d) N, m — Z ^d , m1, ¦s(b, m)¦ where      

On an estimate of Cranston and McConnell for elliptic diffusions in uniform domains

Summary We show that ifD ⁿ ,n3,n3, is a bounded uniform domain, then the lifetime of the Doobh-paths inD for elliptic diffusions in divergence form is finite. This result holds for any bounded domainD in the plane.Research supported by a Bantrell Fellowship     

A limit theorem related to a new class of self similar processes

Summary We study partial sums of a stationary sequence of dependent random variables of the form . Here S _k =X ₁ + ... +X _k where the X _i are i.i.d. integer valued, and (n), n are also i.i.d. and independent of the X's. It is assumed that the X's and 's belong to the domains of attraction of different stable laws of indices 1<2 and 0<2. It is shown that for some > , n ^– W _[nt] converges weakly as n to a self similar process with stationary increments, which depends on and . The constant is related to and via =1– ^–1+()^–1.Supported by the NSF at Cornell UniversityTo Leo Schmetterer on his 60^th anniversary     

On translations of double rays in graphs

Let be an infinite graph, let be a double ray in , and letd andd denote the distance functions in and in , respectively. One calls anaxis ifd(x,y)=d (x,y) and aquasi-axis if lim infd(x,y)/d (x,y)>0 asx, y range over the vertex set of andd (x,y). The present paper brings together in greater generality results of R. Halin concerning invariance of double rays under the action of translations (i.e., graph automorphisms all of whose vertex-orbits are infinite) and results of M. E. Watkins concerning existence of axes in locally finite graphs. It is shown that if is a translation whose directionD() is a thin end, then there exists an axis inD() andD(^–1) invariant under ^r for somer not exceeding the maximum number of disjoint rays inD().The thinness ofD() is necessary. Further results give necessary conditions and sufficient conditions for a translation to leave invariant a quasi-axis.     

Positive Solutions for a Singular Nonlinear Problem on a Bounded Domain in R 2

For a bounded regular Jordan domain in R ², we introduce and study a new class of functions K() related on its Green function G. We exploit the properties of this class to prove the existence and the uniqueness of a positive solution for the singular nonlinear elliptic equation u+(x,u)=0, in D(), with u=0 on and uC(), where is a nonnegative Borel measurable function in ×(0,) that belongs to a convex cone which contains, in particular, all functions (x,t)=q(x)t ^–,>0 with nonnegative functions qK(). Some estimates on the solution are also given.     

The Parametric Buffer Phenomenon for a Singularly Perturbed Telegraph Equation with a Pendulum Nonlinearity

We consider the boundary-value problem u _tt + u _t + (1 + cos2)sin u =² u _xx, u _x|_x=0=u_x|_x==0, where 0<1, =(1+)t, ,> 0, and the sign of is arbitrary. It is proved that for an appropriate choice of the external parameters and and for sufficiently small the number of exponentially stable solutions 2-periodic in can be made equal to an arbitrary predefined number.     

On convergence of types and processes in Euclidean space

Let be an Euclidean space; Y _n , Z, U random vectors in ; h _n , g _n affine transformations and let þ be a subgroup of the group G of all the in vertible affine transformations, closed relative to G. Suppose that g_n and where Z is nonsingular. The behaviour of _n = h _n g _n ^–1 as n is discussed first. The results are used then to prove that if for all t(0, ), where h _n þ and Z ₁ is nonsingular and nonsymmetric with respect to þ then H, for all t(0,) and is a continuous homomorphism of the multiplicative group of (0, ) into þ. The explicit forms of the possible are shown.     

Distribution of the supremum of sums of independent variables with negative drift

Let {_n} be a sequence of identically distributed independent random variables,M₁=<0,M ₁ ² <;S ₀=0,S _n =₁+₂,+...+ _{n, n}1;¯ S=sup {S _n n=0.} The asymptotic behavior ofP(¯ St) as t is studied. If _t ^P (₁x dx=0((t)), thenP(¯ St)– 1/¦¦ _t P (₁x dx=0((t)) (t) is a positive function, having regular behavior at infinity.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 22, No. 5, pp. 763–770, November, 1977.The author thanks B. A. Rogozin for the formulation of the problem and valuable remarks.     

Finite presentability of Steinberg groups over group rings

LetA be a finitely generated commutative -algebra with Krull dimensiond, and let be an arbitrary finite group. It is proved that the Steinberg groupSt _n (A) is finitely presented whenevern4. If, in addition,nd+3, andK ₁ (A) andK ₂ (A) are finitely generated, thenE _n (A) andGL _n (A) are finitely presented.The Project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China.     

On a construction of Thomassen

Using a construction of Thomassen [Discrete Math. 9, 91–96 (1974)] we prove that for infinitely manyn there is a family _n of triangle-free maximally non-hamiltonian graphs of ordern with | _n | exponentially inn. In particular, for everym 48 we construct such a graph; an infinite number of these provide new almost extremal examples in the sense of minimal size.     

Un théorème de Choquet-Deny pour les groupes moyennables

Résumé SoitG un groupe moyennable connexe, locallement compact, à base dénombrable. Soit une mesure positive sur les boréliens deG. Nous étudions les fonctions boréliennes positivesh vérifiant: g G, . Sous de bonnes hypothèses sur , nous obtenons, pour ces fonctions, une représentation intégrale à l'aide d'exponentielles.

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Summary LetG be a connected locally compact separable amenable group. Let be a positive measure on the Borel -field ofG. We study the positive Borel functionsh onG which satisfy: g G, . Under smooth assumptions on , we establish an integral representation of these functions in term of exponentials.

     

Quasi-symmetric 3-designs with triangle-free graph

The following result is proved: Let D be a quasi-symmetric 3-design with intersection numbers x, y(0x<y<k). D has no three distinct blocks such that any two of them intersect in x points if and only if D is a Hadamard 3-design, or D has a parameter set (v, k, ) where v=(+2)(²+4+2)+1, k=²+3+2 and =1,2,..., or D is a complement of one of these designs.     

Extended Rotation and Scaling Groups for Nonlinear Evolution Equations

A (1+1)-dimensional nonlinear evolution equation is invariant under the rotation group if it is invariant under the infinitesimal generator V=x _u –u _x . Then the solution satisfies the condition u _x=–x/u. For equations that do not admit the rotation group, we provide an extension of the rotation group. The corresponding exact solution can be constructed via the invariant set R ₀={u: u _x=xF(u)} of a contact first-order differential structure, where F is a smooth function to be determined. The time evolution on R ₀ is shown to be governed by a first-order dynamical system. We introduce an extension of the scaling groups characterized by an invariant set that depends on two constants and n1. When =0, it reduces to the invariant set S ₀ introduced by Galaktionov. We also introduce a generalization of both the scaling and rotation groups, which is described by an invariant set E ₀ with parameters a and b. When a=0 or b=0, it respectively reduces to R ₀ or S ₀. These approaches are used to obtain exact solutions and reductions of dynamical systems of nonlinear evolution equations.     

Regularity and Unit-regularity of Generalized Semigroups of Linear Transformations

Let V and W be vector spaces over a division ring D and L_D (V, W) the set of all linear transformations from V into W. For L_D(W, V), let (L_D (V, W), ) denote the semigroup L_D (V, W) with the operation * defined by * = for all , L_D(V, W). By a unit-regular semigroup we mean a semigroup S with identity having the property that for each a S, a = aua for some unit u S. The main purpose of this paper is to prove the following statements. The semigroup (L_D(V, W), ) is regular if and only if V = {0}, W = {0} or is an isomorphism from W onto V. The semigroup (L_D (V, W), ) is unit-regular if and only if (i) V = {0}, (ii) W = {0} or (iii) is an isomorphism from W onto V and dim_D V .     

Taut Distance-Regular Graphs of Odd Diameter

Let denote a bipartite distance-regular graph with diameter D 4, valency k 3, and distinct eigenvalues ₀ > ₁ > ··· > _D. Let M denote the Bose-Mesner algebra of . For 0 i D, let E _i denote the primitive idempotent of M associated with _i . We refer to E ₀ and E _D as the trivial idempotents of M. Let E, F denote primitive idempotents of M. We say the pair E, F is taut whenever (i) E, F are nontrivial, and (ii) the entry-wise product E F is a linear combination of two distinct primitive idempotents of M. We show the pair E, F is taut if and only if there exist real scalars , such that _{i + 1 i + 1} – _{i – 1 i – 1} = _i ( _{i + 1} – _{i – 1}) + _i ( _{i + 1} – _{i – 1}) + (1 i D – 1)where ₀, ₁, ..., _D and ₀, ₁, ..., _D denote the cosine sequences of E, F, respectively. We define to be taut whenever has at least one taut pair of primitive idempotents but is not 2-homogeneous in the sense of Nomura and Curtin. Assume is taut and D is odd, and assume the pair E, F is taut. We show

Multipliers with singularities along a curve in ℝ n

We consider in ⁿ ,n2, the curve = (t,t ² ,...,t ⁿ ), ₀t₀,₀>0 a small number. We study the boundedness of operatorsT ,>0, defined by multipliers which present singularities along . Our results are derived from a sharp estimate on a suitable maximal function. In the casen=2 theT 's are Bochner-Riesz operators and our results coincide with the known ones.